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AHCCCS Update
Tribal Consultation MeetingMarch 31, 2011
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Topics to Cover
Tribal ConsultationUpdated Economic DataFederal Response to State Concerns Budget Update Health Care ReformOther Opportunities
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Tribal ConsultationAHCCCS Tribal Consultation Policy AHCCCS and Indian Tribes in the State of Arizona share the common goal of decreasing health disparities and maximizing access to critical health services. In order to achieve this goal, it is essential that the AHCCCS Administration and Indian Tribes engage in open, continuous, and meaningful consultation on a government-to-government basis.Agency has regular Tribal Consultation Meetings
4 in current Calendar Year – 3rd meeting on Tribal lands12 in 20107 in 20096 from 2006-2008
All information from previous meetings is available on web
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American Indians in AZ & AHCCCS
Arizona Residents
Arizona population: 6,343,952285,183 AI Arizona residentsAIs comprise 4.5% of Arizona’s total population.
AHCCCS Members
AHCCCS members: 1,373,279141,092 AI AHCCCS membersAIs comprise about 10% of AHCCCS members.
*Almost half of AIs in Arizona are enrolled in AHCCCS.
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AI Enrollment in AZ Medicaid
115,818
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Reimbursements to IHS/638s
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Employment
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Housing - Foreclosures
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Maricopa County 2002 – 2010 Source: The Information Market
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Housing – Negative Equity
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0.0% 10.0% 20.0% 30.0% 40.0% 50.0% 60.0% 70.0% 80.0%
Philadelphia, PA
Baltimore‐Towson, MD
St. Louis, MO‐IL
Newark‐Union, NJ‐PA
Bethesda, MD
Chicago, IL
Denver,CO
Washington‐Alexandria, VA
Sacramento, CA
Phoenix, AZ
Las Vegas, NV
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Job Growth 2006
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Jobs growing
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Alaska
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Hawaii
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Enrollment Growth FY 2001 to FY 2010
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20.2%
51.1%
23.5%34.3%
133.4%
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Total Pop1,072,000
Corrections13,677
K‐12199,168
Universities31,770
Medicaid778,724
Revenue$285 M
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The Budget: Summary
Budget ReductionsMedicaid Reform $541.5Universities $170.0DES $91.0Provider Rate Reduction $89.0K‐12 $83.7Community Colleges $72.9Convention Center Payment $15.0DJC $7.2Other $7.2Total $1,077.5
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Education FundingK12 Education
Arizona per pupil support is ranked 49th in the countrySince FY 2008: Reduced per pupil expenditures by 18 percent
Eliminated full-day kindergarten -Reduced equipment 77%FY 2012 proposal - $83.7 M cut
UniversitiesReduced per student support by 25 percentAverage tuition increase: 53%FY 2012 proposal - $170 million cut (additional 22%)
Community CollegesSince FY 2008 Reduced GF support 19.3%FY 2012 proposal - $72.9 M Cut (additional 52%)
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AHCCCS Capitation Trends
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CYE '07 CYE '08 CYE '09 CYE '10 CYE'11 5 Yr Avg.
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Secretary Sebelius ChecklistFebruary 3, 2011 Letter recognizing significant fiscal
constraints faced by States and need for flexibilityBenefits
Eliminate Optional Benefits – DoneLimit Benefits – Done – IP 10-1-11Cost Sharing – Done – beyond federal limits through waiver – still awaiting final SPA approval (13 months)
Manage CareIntegrate Acute and Long Term Care – DoneEmphasize HCBS – DonePrimary Care/Medical Home – DoneACA – 90% Health Home – Community 1st Choice Option -Ready
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Secretary Sebelius ChecklistPharmacy
Reduce Spend – Done - # 1 in CountryProgram Integrity
Ongoing – Analytics – Increased resources – PERM results – OIG recognition – date of death –Grant request OMB
Duals Eligible Members National Leader with aligned managed care model and applied for CMMI contract authority
Executive Budget makes painful reductions throughout State Government but still $500 million short in FY 2012– Now What? How does Medicaid become sustainable for States?
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HHS Response to ArizonaLetter dated February 15, 2011
MOE does not require State to renew demonstration in current form. State may make changes upon expiration (9-30-11)Letter offers assistance with regards to provider feeLetter encourages integration of physical and mental health careLetter states that there may be legal issues with regards to MOE waiverBottom Line – State provided with flexibility to terminate coverage for two waiver populations
Adults without Children (221,254 members)Spend Down Members (5,785 members)
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Governor’s Medicaid Proposal(FY 2012 GF Projected Savings)
Proposal seeks to grandfather coverage while establishing sustainable program -5-1-11 MED Freeze – 10-1-11 End - $70m 7-1-11 Childless Adult (CA) Freeze - $190m10-1-11 Parents >75% FPL Freeze - $17mSeeking authority from CMS to exempt changes to Native Americans receiving services at I.H.S. and 638 facilities10-1-11 Terminate FES coverage - $20mDoes not impact Native American population10-1-11 Six Month Rede (CA) – $15m
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Medicaid Changes Cont10-1-11 Mandatory Copays (TMA Methodology) – Native Americans would be exempt
Parents- $2.7mChildren - TBD
10-1-11 Benefit Limits – $40 m 25 day IP – Respite – ED visits – Office Visits – Non Emergency Transportation (Urban Counties) – TransplantSeeking authority from CMS to exempt services provided at I.H.S. and 638 facilities
10-1-11 5% Provider Reductions – Outlier – MCO Reductions -$95m
Would exempt services provided by I.H.S. and 638 facilitiesMedicare Liability - $40m
Does not impact members of providers
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PROJECTED MEMBERSHIP DECLINEAHCCCS Care, MED, and TANF over 75%May 2011 to July 2012 (Capitated and IHS)
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Status of ChangesMED Elimination
Rule posted – 30 Day Public Comment Phase Down Plan – Version 2.0 @ CMS – Requires CMS Approval prior to Implementation
Waiver Request – Today?Covers Childless Adults Freeze – Parents Freeze – Rede Change – Mandatory Copays – Medicare – Exemption for Tribal members and I.H.S. and 638 facilities
Benefit Team working on new limitsTeam working on Reimbursement changesAwaiting Final Budget Agreement and authoritySupreme Court will have final say over $200 m of
eligibility changesProvider Assessment – Politically Challenged
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What about eliminating AHCCCS?
SB 1519 Proposed Eliminating AHCCCS Passed Senate AppropriationsNothing in federal law mandated Medicaid system in Arizona$7 billion in federal health care spending eliminated Economic devastation would be crippling. Arizona at competitive disadvantageCurrent GF Medicaid commitment is approximately $2.0 BFunding for ALTCS (50,000 members) - $2.2 billionUnless we are going to eliminate coverage for some ALTCS members then 1.3 million Arizonans currently covered would be uninsured
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Health Care Reform UpdateHealth Insurance Exchange
AHCCCS evaluating system gapsState Legislation StalledExecutive Branch Efforts
Drug Rebates Issued contract – Filed 3 Quarters worth of claims with Pharma – State benefit still unknown
Payment Reform Grants Health Homes – just awarded $500,000 planning grant – tied to SMI integrationEvaluation multiple proposals for Prevention Grant Funding
Recovery Audit Contractors Moving through process to develop scope of work with RAS
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Integration IssuesSpecial Needs Children
Begun discussions with SLHI to staff community and family discussions on payer integrationPursuing model change as part of 2013 Acute RFP
Behavioral Health Working on Specialty Plan concept for SMIsEvaluating Model as part of Health Home proposalWant Plan to be fully integrated including MedicareWant to Start in Maricopa
Dual Eligible Members Pursuing Study with MathematicaAZ not awarded CMS grants – Still plenty to do
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Other FY 2011 ChallengesSupplemental Payments
GME/IME – June 30th DeadlineDSH – Additional Private Allocation
Program Integrity – Pursuing Model Program FundingALTCS RFPs –Sunset Audit – 2011 & 2012
Eligibility and COBWaiver Renewal – Oct 2011 – Budget Change –Payment ReformsSystem Issues - 5010- ICD 10Workforce – Employee SurveyStakeholder Communication
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At the End of DayAHCCCS must work to Preserve the Core
Viable health plans to maintain managed care model – it worksProviders in the system/NetworkDelivery of Quality Health CareAdministrative capability
Nationally – Country must have an adult conversation on sustainability of entitlement programs