Reining in Growth of Health Spending

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Reining in Growth of Health Spending February 16, 2012 2012 Health Policy Roundtables

Questions We Will Be Answering Today What are the health care cost growth trends in Colorado and why do they matter? What are the drivers? How do we move from an idea to scaled implementation? What’s happening in Colorado? What are the results? What do we still need to learn?

An Introduction (or Re-introduction) to the Colorado Health Institute CHI serves as an independent and impartial source of reliable and relevant health information. CHI provides: Presentations, roundtables, facilitation Succinct or in-depth publications Custom research Evaluative services No spin, just the facts

Trends and Why They Matter

Health Care Expenditures Comprise a Growing Sharing of Our Economy

Colorado Employee-only Health Insurance Premiums SOURCE: Medical Expenditure Panel Survey

Colorado Family Health Insurance Premiums

Health Insurance Premiums Compared to Other Economic Indicators

A Decline in Coloradans’ Insurance Coverage 15.8% 57.8% SOURCE: Colorado Health Access Survey, The Colorado Trust, 2011

Top Three Reasons Why Uninsured Coloradans Lacked Coverage Reasons reported 2011 Cost of health insurance is too high 84.6% Employed family member was not offered or eligible for employer’s coverage 40.6% Employed family member lost job or changed employers 39.3% SOURCE: Colorado Health Access Survey, The Colorado Trust, 2011 NOTE: Uninsured individuals could report more than one reason for being uninsured.

Drivers of Health Care Spending

Why are Health Care Costs Increasing in US? System incentivizes volume Insurance drives utilization of services Higher income countries can afford more expensive health care services Aging of the population, increase in disease prevalence Inefficiencies in medical care delivery SOURCE: Health Care Costs: Key Information on Health Care Costs and their Impact, Kaiser Family Foundation, 2009

The Skewing of Health Expenditures

Age is an Important Correlate with Cost Annual Cost Per Capita

Medicaid Enrollees and Expenditures SOURCE: Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing, Executive Budget Request, Nov. 1, 2011. Rounding results in a total of more than 100 percent.

Medicaid Expenditures by Service Categories SOURCE: Joint Budget Committee, FY2012-13 Staff Budget Briefing, Dec. 15, 2011

“Hot Spotters”

What Can We Do To Address Cost Drivers?

Continuum of Evidence: From Research to Program Implementation

Various Ways to Test Cost Savings Medical homes and care coordination Medicaid Accountable Care Collaborative Accountable care organizations Bundled payments Global capitation

Medical Homes Patient Multidisciplinary Care Team Coordinated care across providers and specialties Patient Emphasis on prevention primary care education

Colorado Medical Home Efforts Medicaid and CHP+ Medical Home Initiative for Children Medicaid, CoverColorado and five private payers Multi-payer, Multi-state Patient Centered Medical Home Initiative Fourteen safety net clinics Safety Net Medical Home Initiative Demonstration

Medical Home: Impact on Controlling Costs CMHI demonstrates savings but targeted to lower-cost populations Colorado programs still being evaluated, early returns and national results encouraging Complex, lengthy, resource-intense process for practices to become medical homes

Medicaid Accountable Care Collaborative

ACC ‘s Impact on Controlling Costs Preliminary estimates on cost savings show some decreases in utilization but data are limited Future opportunities for savings Proposed “gainsharing” incentive payments Dual eligible enrollment

Payment Reform: Moving From Volume to Value

Accountable Care Organizations Provider networks that are responsible for controlling costs through rewards and penalties Current efforts Medicare Shared Savings Programs Pioneer ACO Model Medicare ACO demonstration found limited evidence of cost savings

Development of Bundled Payments Bundled payment is fixed amount to providers for specific episode of care. Still accumulating evidence RAND’s modeling – of payment reform ideas, bundled payments hold greatest promise Heart bypass Medicare bundling demonstration 10% decline in bypass surgery costs

PROMETHEUS Pilot Program in Colorado Pilot implemented in CO by Health Care Incentives Improvement Institute and Colorado Business Group on Health Providers financially encouraged to reduce potentially avoidable complications (PACs) Testing bundled payments concept in San Luis Valley, Boulder/Longmont, Colorado Springs

Global Payment What is Global Payment? Colorado efforts Single, risk-adjusted payment to a responsible provider for patient’s care over fixed period of time Colorado efforts Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) HB 1281 Medicaid Payment Reform Pilot Program

Insurance Benefit Design

Engaged Benefit Design Pilot Project Pilot project at San Luis Valley Regional Medical Center administered by Engaged Public Pushes levers that impacts demand for services Incentivizes individuals to use high value services Dis-incentivizes individuals from using lower value or preference sensitive services Improves patients’ knowledge of risks and efficacy rates of services through patient decision aids

The Promise of Health Information Technology Cost savings through increased efficiency, quality and care coordination Incentive payments HIT may yield cost savings Colorado Efforts Health Information Exchange Beacon Consortium All Payer Claims Database

Continuum of Evidence: From Research to Program Implementation

HCPF budget proposal for ACC gain-sharing model Under Consideration Pending legislation HB 1281 Medicaid Payment Reform Pilot Program SB 23 Improve Eligible Persons Access to PACE Program SB 127 Medicaid Health Homes Long Term Care Providers SB 128 Alternative Care Facility Reimbursement Pilot HCPF budget proposal for ACC gain-sharing model

The Cost of Doing Nothing “The unrelenting rise in medical costs is likely to wreck havoc within the system and beyond it, and pretty much everyone will be affected, directly or indirectly.” Reed Abelson, The New York Times, Feb. 28, 2010 Michele Lueck 720.382.7073 lueckm@coloradohealthinstitute.org