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School Health Services ProgramDepartment of Health Care Policy and Financing (Department)
Annual Training – Compliance
Summer 2020
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Agenda
Introduction
Comprehensive Reviews
Licensure Requirements
Potential Findings and Next Steps
Resources and Reminders
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Introduction
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AcronymsAcronym Full Names
ASHA American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
BACB Behavior Analyst Certification Board
BCBA Board Certified Behavior Analyst
CAP Corrective Action Plan
CCC Certificate of Clinical Competency
CDE Colorado Department of Education
COTA Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant
DO Doctor of Osteopathy
DORA Department of Regulatory Agencies
FTP File Transfer Protocol
IEP Individualized Education Program
IFSP Individualized Family Services Plan
LPN Licensed Professional Nurse
MAC Medicaid Administrative Claiming
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Acronyms ContinuedAcronym Full Names
MD Medical Doctor
PT Physical Therapist
PTA Physical Therapist Assistant
MTSS Multi-Tiered Systems of Supports
NCSP Nationally Certified School Psychologist
NP Nurse Practitioner
NSPCB National School Psychology Certification Board
OT Occupational Therapist
PCG Public Consulting Group
RN Registered Nurse
SHS School Health Services
SIT Strategic Intervention Training
SLP Speech Language Pathologist
SLPA Speech Language Pathologist Assistant
SPA State Plan Amendment
SSP Specialty Services Provider5
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Interactive Instructions
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Comprehensive Reviews
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Comprehensive Review Overview
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Comprehensive Reviews for each participating district examines costs and ratios reported for the most recent certified annual cost report and one quarterly MAC cost report
Districts are responsible for providing requested documentation by the due date given in the notification email
Districts have the option of requesting an entrance call to clarify documentation requirements and answer questions
The validation will include a review of information certified by the district in the PCG Claiming System, direct medical credentials for the period selected for review, and IEP/Other plans of care documentation for the period selected for review
Upon completion of the review of this information, a summary report will be provided with the results of the review. If errors are identified, districts must correct the errors in the PCG Claiming System
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Documentation RemindersDocumentation without the below items will result in additional follow up:
• Payroll
• Fund/account codes
Dates of service (Annual)/Paid Dates (MAC)
Salary and benefits broken out separately
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• Direct Medical Other Costs
• Do not necessarily need the receipt if the name of the item, fund/account code, and purchase price are listed on the report
• Licensure
• Please ensure to submit licensure that covers the time the provider was on the SPL during the fiscal year
• IEPs
• Please ensure to submit IEP documentation that covers the selected dates of service
*Other plans of care will be reviewed starting with the FY 2021-22 reviews
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Historical Findings
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Licensure Annual Cost Reporting
MAC Transportation
General and Statistical IEPs, Attendance, Billing
Direct Medical Other Costs
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What is Reviewed?The Comprehensive Review examines all areas of the SHS program
• As a result of the Comprehensive Review, additional steps and/or training may be required.
Payroll costs
All transportation costs
Service logs
IEPs and/or other medical plans of care
Direct medical other costs (receipts/invoices)
Licensure
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Free Care Other Medical Plans of Care
After the implementation of Free Care, districts/BOCES will be asked to provide medical plans of care for students in addition to IEP/IFSP documents
Medical Plans of Care Examples
IEPs/IFSPs
Health (meal modification,
seizure allergy
management,etc.)
Behavior Safety MTSSThreat
Assessment504
• Only plans that have medical necessity established and scope, frequency and duration will be considered compliant
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Timeline
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Notified via email that the district
was selected
District gathers required
documents and
uploads it to the FTP
site
PCG validates
the documents and sends
any necessary follow up questions
to the district
Results are sent to the
Department for review
District is sent their Summary
Report containing the results
of their review
Districts will receive their data request workbook closer to when they complete their desk review• Districts may request an entrance/exit call• Districts will have 20 calendar days from the date on the notification email to
upload the required documentation• The CDE will reach out to selected districts for parental consent forms
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Licensure Requirements
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Free Care New License Requirements
As part of the expansion of services, the SPA was intentionally revised so more providers would be eligible in the SHS Program
• For this reason, providers billing Medicaid for services rendered in the greater community will now be eligible for participation if they meet the same license requirements.
How does this impact providers in the SHS Program?
1. Current credential requirements for some providertypes may change to align with
the greater community requirements
2. Additional provider types that exist in the greater community
can be added
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New Provider License Requirements
Provider Type Requirements (must be current)
Applied Behavior AnalystNationally certified as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
RN, LPN, NP* DORA license; RN, LPN, or registered NP
School Psychologist
Master’s degree or higher, in behavioral, health sciences or education AND one of the following:• licensed teacher with an endorsement of school
psychologist; or• licensed teacher with an endorsement of special education
or early childhood special education; or• Endorsement of school psychology
Supervised by a Doctorate level PsychologistAND
• Have Certification from the National School PsychologyCertification Board (NSPCB)
SLPA
Supervised by CDE licensed or DORA certified Speech Language Pathologists (SLP). SLPs must follow the ASHA guidelines on the training, use, and supervision of assistants. Speech-language pathology assistants must practice under the general supervision of a Colorado registered speech-language pathologist.
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*Only new provider type for nursing services
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Updated Current Provider Requirements
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SLP requirements have changed slightly to align with the revised SPA
• These updates will go into effect on October 1, 2020.
Provider Type Requirements (must be current)
SLPMust have a current CDE license or a certification by DORA pursuant to the Speech-Language Pathology Practice Act
SLP Candidate
Candidate must be in his/her clinical fellowship year or have completed all requirements but has not yet obtained CCC Services provided under the direction/supervision of a qualified therapist in accordance with 42 CFR § 440.110(c)
NOTE: Valid through September 30, 2020, ASHA certification is required
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Current Provider Requirements (unchanged)
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There were no revisions to the license requirements of these current providers
Provider Type Requirements (must be current)
Audiologist DORA license or CCC in Audiology from ASHA
Audiologist Candidate
Candidate must be in his/her clinical fellowship year or have completed all requirements but has not yet obtained CCC from ASHA. Services provided under the direction/supervision of a qualified therapist in accordance with 42 CFR § 440.110(c)
Clinical Social Worker DORA license (Clinical Social Worker) - Master’s Level
Counselor / Marriage & Family Therapist
DORA license (Counselor / Marriage & Family Therapist)
OT DORA license (OTR)
COTADORA license (OTA) effective June 1,2014. Services must be provided under the direction/supervision of a qualified OTR in accordance with 42 CFR § 440.110
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Current Provider Requirements (unchanged) Continued
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Provider Type Requirements (must be current)
PT DORA license (PT)
Qualified PTA as defined in 12-41-113 (1) C.R.S., and when PTA
acting under the direction of a Colorado –licensed PT
Physician (MD or DO) DORA license (Medical Doctor or Doctor of Osteopathy)
Psychologist DORA licence (Psychology); Doctoral level
Social Worker DORA license (Social Work); Master’s Level
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Compliance Activity
Potential Findings and Next Steps
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Potential Findings
1Calculation of the Specialized Transportation One-Way Trip Ratio Denominator
2Direct Medical Materials and Supplies were reported, but are not used in the provision of a direct medical service
3Salary and Benefit documentation does not align with what is reported in the PCG Claiming System
4 Non-allowable transportation other costs were reported on the annual cost report (Does it make the bus go?)
5Expired licensure or type of licensure does not support the job category listed on the PCG Claiming System
If you have any questions about documentation and allowable costs, don’t ever hesitate to reach out to PCG! PCG should always be your first point of contact!
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Scoring
The Comprehensive Review consists of 12 performance standards if you report transportation costs or 9 if you do not report transportation
• Each standard is graded as either a PASS or FAIL
• For example, if one of the sampled individual’s payroll documentation does not match costs reported in the PCG Claiming System it would be marked as a finding
• The overall score and resulting next steps for each district will be based on the costs reported
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Scoring RubricScoring
CategoryPerformance Standard
DescriptionRequired
DocumentationPerformance
Rating
1a
No variance in salaried and
contracted documentation
provided and annual cost report
Salaried and Contracted Costs
Pass
1b
No variance in direct medical
other costs documentation
provided and annual cost report
Direct Medical Costs Pass
1c
Licensure provided covers all
time periods individual was listed
on staff pool list and reported
costs
Licensure Fail
1d
No variance in salaried
documentation provided and
annual cost report
Transportation Payroll Costs
Pass
1e
No variance in transportation
documentation provided and
annual cost report
Transportation Other Costs
Pass
1f
No variance in transportation
documentation provided and
annual cost report
Transportation Equipment Depreciation
CostsPass
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Scoring Rubric Continued
Scoring Category
Performance Standard Description
Required Documentation
Performance Rating
1g
Documentation provided supports
one-way trip ratio denominator and
transportation services IEP student’s
ratio
General and Statistical
InformationPass
2a
Documentation provided support
claims billed. This includes service
logs
Service logs Pass
2b
Documentation provided support
claims billed. This includes
attendance logs
Attendance logs Pass
2cDocumentation provided support
claims billed. This includes the IEPIEP Pass
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Contracted/salaried employee costs
provided by the district show no
variance in the claiming system cost
report
Direct Service & Admin.
Payroll/Salaried and
Contract
Pass
4District met the timeline in which
documentation was dueN/A Pass
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Strategic Intervention TrainingDistricts that receive a FAIL on ANY performance standard will be required to attend a SIT
• SITs will provide additional targeted training on the specific failed performance standard
• It is important and required that the appropriate staff person(s) attend the SIT
• SIT trainings are available to districts throughout the year
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SITs ContinuedSIT notification and a link to the specific training will be located on the PCG claiming system dashboard
• Contact the PCG help desk, if an individual needs access to the PCG Claiming System to complete the SIT
• You will be asked to complete a short survey prior to being redirected to the training video
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Corrective Action Plan
Districts who receive a score of 9/12 (6/9 if they do not report transportation) or lower will be issued a CAP
• Districts will receive formal notification of a CAP and additional targeted training on the failed performance standards
• It is up to the discretion of the Department if districts may be selected again for another comprehensive review the following year based on final review results
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Do
Act
Check
Plan
Resources and Reminders
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It Takes a Village
Communication is key
• Each department has a role to play in ensuring that the district has optimized their claiming potential and minimized compliance risks
Business Office
Human Resources
Special Education Teachers
AccountingIEP Team
Coordinators Finance
Transportation
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Program Resources
Free Care resources can be found in the following locations:
School Health Services Program: colorado.gov/pacific/hcpf/school-health-services
PCG Claiming System: claimingsystem.pcgus.com/co
• Free Care recorded Webinars
• Free Care FAQs
• User Guides
• Stakeholder information
• Program Manual
• Program Calendar
• Training schedule
• Newsletters
• Fact Page
• Annual training PowerPoint presentations
• Staff Pool List Decision Tree
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Contact Information
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us!
Department
Marissa Visscher
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 303-866-6328
PCG
Annual Help Desk
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 866-317-0223
RMTS/MAC Help Desk
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 866-766-9015
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