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HBCE Conference - Using AI to prevent opioid addiction: How to stop overprescribing before it starts

Opioid Dependence Begins in Routine Care 75% of people entering treatment for Opioid Dependency (OUD) report they started with a valid Rx written by their Doctor (NIH) Indicators for this Dependency are hidden in every members’ medical record—identifiable up to 5 months prior to OUD! Why? There are no objective tools to guide safe discontinuation—“when to write the last Rx”. This uncertainty—not intent—is the source of OUD due to “overprescribing.” The Doctors Office is Ground Zero and employers are paying for it We Reverse Engineered Addiction Our prevention-first strategy is built from 12 years of real claims data from a 300-bed addiction detox center. We found physiologic signals up to 5 months prior to addiction. Addiction isn't sudden. It's predictable - and preventable - when you know where to look. By implementing a prevention-first strategy, risk is address upstream with prescribers, resulting in: Protecting Members on the Job—Workplace injuries are the #1 gateway to opioid prescriptions. Early prevention helps ensure members heal safely and return to work stronger. Reducing Plan Costs with Better Care—Identifying at-risk prescribers saves plans thousands per member in medical, disability, and lost time and productivity. Healthier Communities—When a member struggles, entire families and communities feel the impact. Prevention protects not just workers—but the people who depend on them most. Learn how much opioids are costing your health plan at OpioidFreeAmerica.org/Estimate