Population Eligibility Management Government

Population Eligibility Management
For
Government Healthcare Programs
September 9, 2014
NAVEOS ®; Proprietary & Confidential
1
Presentation Overview
o
FFY 15 Final Rule
o
What is Population Eligibility Management?
o
What are the major groups?
o
Why is this so critically important now?
o
What metrics need visibility?
o
Predictive modeling for SSI eligibles
o
How do you get the necessary data?
o
Provider Action Items
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
2
“New DSH” Calculation
Step 1: Empirically Justified Amount
25% of Old DSH
Step 2: DSH “Add-On” Payment
Product of 3 Variables
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
3
Federal DSH “Add-on” Calculation
Variable 1
75% of the Federal DSH Payment calculated using the
“OLD” DSH model – For all DSH Hospitals
*
Variable 2
1- % Change in the national uninsured
*
Variable 3
Sum of Allowable TXIX + SSI/MedA days
Sum of all DSH TXIX-SSI/MedA Days
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
4
$2B - 15.5%
$12.9B
$10.9B
$9.6B
$7.6B
$3.3B
$3.3B
5
Factor 2 – Variances over Time – Proposed v Final – FFY 14-15
6
Factor 2 – Newly Insured Members - Proposed v Final – FFY 1415
7
Factor 1 - Final Rule– FFY 14-15
8
Factor 1 – Proxy for Utilization for New Medicaid Members
9
Factor 1 – Utilization for New Medicaid Members – Previously Insured
10
Factor 2 – Cost of the “Assumption”
Provider Action: Include calculation of Factor 1 as a protest item
for FFY 14/15 and forward cost reports
11
CMS Projections 2016-2024
12
What are the key feature of Population
Eligibility Management?
o Episodic  Continuous data flows
o Delta tracking
o Transition management
o Presumptive Eligibility
o Predictive modeling
o Visibility
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
13
Why is this so critical now?
o
Zero Sum Medicare DSH Paradigm
o
Medicaid Expansion
o
Medicaid DSH Reduction
o
Medicare DSH Reduction
o
Prospective UCP calculation
o
Aging of the baby boom
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
14
What are the major groups we are managing?
57% of all insured in
the United States
Medicaid
9 Million
Duals
65+ Million
Other
State/Local
Indigent Care
30+ Million
Medicare
50 Million+
5.5M
SSI
15
Why is this so critical now?
SPRING CLEANING: IL Medicaid is running a
member rolls clean-up project, reviewing more
than 60,000 members a month. So far about
half of those reviewed are getting the boot.
Agency officials say about 33% of those are
back on Medicaid quickly, after providing the
required documentation.
What happened to the other 67% of 50% or
33% who did not get back on?
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
16
What metrics need visibility?
o
Eligibility Loss
o
Eligibility Downgrade
o
Primary  Secondary  Transition
o
Presumptive Status
o
Queue Mgmt
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
17
18
19
300 IP days/1000 covered
lives  270 days * $940/day =
$254K
20
Where/how do we get this data?
21
LDS MedPar File
Standard Medicare Fraction Adjustment
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
22
Damages Calculation & Package
Data Sources – LDS MedPar Files – 2006-2011
LDS MedPar files
CAN
BIC
1. Critical File – Submit DUA
ADMIT
2. 2006-2011 available now
DISCH
3. MA Flag – admit specific &
based on shadow bill
4. Only CMS Sourced SSI Days value
Provider ID
Provider SPU Code
LOS
Pre-ruling SSI Days
Covered Days
5. Good starting point for damages
Not comprehensive
Not 100% accurate
MA Status
Post-ruling SSI Days
Federal Fiscal Year
MedPar Version
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
23
Medicare -EDI
24
Medicare –EDI – Part A/B Eligibility
25
Medicare –EDI – Medicare Advantage info
26
Data Sources/Flow & Regulatory Logic
Filter
Title XVIII
Eligibility &
Benefit data –
HETS 270/271
– CWF-
Title XVI (SSI) Clinical
Disability Criteria
State Specific Title XIX
Benefit/Coverage Rules
OOS Title XIX
Adjudicated &
Paid Claims
Data PSR
IN-STATE
TXIX Elig &
Benefits; Third
Party Liability
Data
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
One Way Data Transfer
QUARTERLYr
Provider
Demographic
, Payer, OP
Clinical,
RevCode,
CDM, NDC
MONTHLY
VENDOR/
HOSPITAL
Title XVIII
Benefit/Coverage Rules
LDS MedPar
Files
Medicare HCRIS & PSF File
27
Why are “Eligible” Medicaid Members so
valuable?
Medicaid Losses on WS10
Non Covered Services for UCC
Medicaid EHR Payment
$825/Day
$50/Day
State DSH reimbursement
3rd Party Payer Payment
$500/Day
Empirically Justified Amt-FDSH $70/Day
UCP Portion of Federal DSH
$205/Day
28
SCHIP Member Conversion to Title XIX Enrollment
OP Hosp
TXIX
17 -SCHIP
EPIC
TXIX
May 15
During an Outpatient visit an
SCHIP member receives a
pregnancy diagnosis
June 30
Data flows through VENDOR rules
for pregnancy – generates notice
to 3rd party and includes in
monthly report for client hospital
Hospital Social Worker or 3rd Party
Vendor reaches out to Patient and
guides her through Medicaid enrollment
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
PreAdmit Delivery
Mom
PPPE
NB
Derived Eligibility
August 1
VENDOR verifies SCHIP
member is successfully
enrolled in Medicaid
29
Preventing Gaps in
Medicaid Coverage
Address
Changed
Noted
National Medicaid“Churn”
rate for 2012 = 19%
Medicaid Member
moves – no
forwarding address
MAIL returned –
Undeliverable as
Addressed
Medicaid
MMIS
Membership terminated
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
Denied – No
coverage at
date of service
Eligibility/Payment-DSH
Federal & State
30
31
Medicare/SSI Eligibility Management
32
Why SSI Ratio Management?
SSIMM
340B
75%
EJA-6B
SSI
Redetermine
NAVEOS ®; Proprietary & Confidential
SSI Retro
Appeal
33
Predictive Modeling for SSI eligibles
Identifying
Enrolling
Predicting
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
Confirming
Tracking
34
SSI Member Management - Identify
LDS
MedPar
File
TXIX
Eligibility
SDX File
Identify
SSA-3288
Medicare
Eligibility
Database
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
35
36
SSI Member Management - Confirm
Confirm
SSA-3288
HETS/FISS
270/271
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
37
SSI Member Management – Track & Report
LDS
MedPar
File
TXIX
Eligibility
SDX File
EDI
SSI Lost
New SSI
Pending SSI
MDSS Not MedPar
Track &
Report
HETS/FISS
270/271
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential




SSIMM Reporting
Hospital
Decision
Support
38
SSI Member Management - Predict
MDSS
SSIMM
DXPX
NDC db
LDS
MedPar
File
Predictive Model – DXPX-NDC
Predict
SSI Disability
Clinical criteria
DUAL-ELIGIBLE
TXIX
Eligibility
SDX File
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
39
SSI Member Management - Enroll
3rd Party
Title XVI
Firm
Internal
Resource
Enroll
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
40
Provider Action Items: Managing Eligibility
1. Develop/use/outsource the ability to pro-actively manage the eligibility
of your Medicare/ Medicaid/SCHIP/OSLICP members to ensure that these
metrics are the highest supportable value for Federal & State DSH and UCC.
2. If you have already filed your 2013 cost reports with a “placeholder” DSH
value, update as soon as possible to the most accurate and current value
available. Get the updated and supportable 2013 values from your cost
report into the HCRIS db NLT Dec. 2014.
3. Institute periodic (no less often than quarterly) reviews of FFY 2013 and
forward DSH Logs AND Uncompensated Care metrics for Charity Care and
Non-Medicare Bad Debt – If appropriate file amended cost report.
4. For 340B providers - Implement SSI Ratio Management strategies to
identify and manage, and report the eligibility for this key population
subset – That algorithm has not changed & OLD DSH = 40-50% of 2013
Empirically justified amount by FFY 2019
5. If you do not already have your LDS MedPar files for 2004-2011, order them
immediately to ensure that you know what Medicare thinks is Medicare
Advantage and to identify your SSI members.
41
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
6. Include calculation of Factor 1 as a protest item for FFY 14/15
and forward cost reports – lower utilization of “new” Medicaid
members is unsupported by empirical data
42
QUESTIONS?
Contact Information
1-888-550-2708 www.NaveosData.com
Robert Gricius
Chairman & CEO
703-444-2422
NAVEOS; Proprietary & Confidential
Charlene Mathis
Regional Director of Sales
(571) 455-5336
[email protected]
43