[Jaunty, pizzicato strings music plays in the background.]
On-screen text: Digital integration is our path.
[A suited arm carrying a briefcase is moving towards a blurred building.]
JEFF DUMCUM: Health plans can sit on top of a lot of data.
[We see Jeff DumcumÕs back as he walks towards the Optum building. An American flag flutters in the wind next to an Optum flag, on flagpoles.]
JEFF: We can harness that data to give insights, but we need to share them with the clinician.
[A hand opens the lid of a laptop. The screen transitions and we see the open laptop twice in a split screen, on the right Jeff is sitting behind the laptop.]
JEFF: Digital integration is our path to take those insights we have as Optum and give them to the provider at the time when they're sitting down across from a patient.
[Other boxes take up different sections of the split screen, showing the laptop and Jeff from different angles. The screen transitions and we see Jeff, in profile, walking slowly past a window. Jeff walks up a staircase and another split screen appears, showing him entering the filming space and sitting down on a leather-covered stool.]
JEFF: My name is Jeff Dumcum. I work in Optum Insights Risk and Quality product division.
[Two more split screen boxes appear, showing Jeff behind a sound clapper board and smiling, respectively. The screen transitions across to reveal a full screen image of Jeff, wearing a suit with no tie and jeans, speaking towards the camera.]
On-screen text: Jeff Dumcum. Product Vice President, Risk and Quality.
JEFF: When it comes to digital integration, Optum is unique in its scale and comprehensive approach.
[Jeff sits with his right leg folded on top of the left and talks to camera as he gestures with his hands.]
JEFF: Optum has strengths in various areas.
[Various shots of Jeff as he sits, talking to camera.]
JEFF: Optum is very strong at driving clinical insights, more connectivity with different EMRs than anybody else in the market.
[Jeff counts on his fingers as he lists the strengths, and gestures, expressively with his hands.]
JEFF: So not only do we have more insights, we can get those insights into the hands of the providersÊbecause our health system is fragmented.
[We see Jeff from two different angles in a split screen, before returning to the full screen, centered shot.]
JEFF: So, something that may have been treated by another provider, they may not be aware of, and the ability for us to share that is number one.
[We see a variety of shots of Jeff, including a close-up, as he continues talking and gesturing.]
JEFF: The second thing is, after they've seen the patient, we want to get clinical information back,Êand we want that to be as smooth and as efficient as possible, so we're not wasting a provider's time on administrative activities.
[We once again see an image of Jeff sitting on the stool, with elements of the filming space visible behind him, including the background screen.]
JEFF: And lastly, as we present the gaps, some gaps are best managed by a primary care physician and others are best routed to the specialist, so we can create logic of right information to the right provider.
[We see Jeff in another split screen, before returning to a full screen shot of him in front of the screen.]
JEFF: I'm excited because I can see the future as those insights move beyond risk adjustment and quality into other aspects of care, that we will continue to have a very significant impact on the health care system.
[An Orange letter O, with lighter shades of orange swirling across it like flowing paint, begins to transition on-screen from the edges, settling on the right-hand side.]
On-screen text: Always innovating.
[The swirling letter O becomes smaller and stops swirling, taking its place as the letter O of the Optum logo.]
On-screen text: Optum.