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Earl Fredrick

 

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Membership level
Regular Fellow
First name
Earl
Last name
Fredrick
Professional Title
Medical Director
Organization
Aetna CVS Health
Interests
  • Public Health
  • Healthy Policy
  • Gun Violence
  • Opioid Epidemic/Mental Health
  • Social Determinents
  • Uncertainity of Academics
  • Health Systems
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Doctor Fredrick is Medical Director with Aetna CVS Health, Great Lakes region (IL, IN, WI, MN) and consulting medical director for Complete Care Management Partners LLC, a care coordination entity (CCE). He provides medical oversight for complex cases, transitions of care, and utilization management. Doctor Fredrick has extensive managed care experience having worked for Molina health care, Next level Health Partners, consulting with Meridian and Aetna. As a healthcare consultant, he utilizes machine learning techniques and predictive analytics to identify and classify financial and health risk groups within patient populations. He actively engages members, providers, and internal stakeholders to ensure effective utilization and allocation of scarce resources. Dr Fredrick is also passionate about population health and has studied gun violence, chronic disease, and the impact of mass incarceration on Chicago (https://hphr.org/19-article-fredrick/). Structural Racism and Chronic Stress, the Root Cause of Disparities (https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3875415) is an exploration of disparities and health inequities coauthored with his daughter. The paper identifies race as an independent social determinant. He has been an emergency physician for approximately 35 years. Dr Fredrick is certified in Emergency Medicine, health care quality and utilization review, patient safety, high reliability, and applied business analytics. Dr Fredrick lives in Chicago with his wife and has 3 adult children.
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