Will There be a Train Wreck on October 16, 2003?

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Will There be a Train Wreck on October 16, 2003? HIPAA Audioconference August 14, 2003 Kepa Zubeldia, M.D., Claredi

Topics Facts The CMS meeting yesterday Realistic alternatives Contingency vs. Long Term Will there be a train wreck? Recommendations

Facts Most entities want HIPAA to work Most entities are not 100% ready for all HIPAA transactions Both payers and providers will do whatever it takes to not disrupt the payment process

CMS meeting yesterday CMS will not evaluate whether your particular contingency plan is good or not CMS will look at whether you have a contingency plan CMS expects good faith efforts Publish your contingency plan ASAP No “undisclosed” contingency plans

Realistic Alternatives Continue with the current legacy transactions, WITHOUT CHANGE, until you can transition to HIPAA Relax/improve the HIPAA transactions Reduce the “edits” that are causing most rejections at payer end Capture the data that are causing most rejections at provider’s end Use “dummy” data to “gap fill” Use a clearinghouse

Contingency vs. Long Term Contingency plans will be discontinued at certain point in time Need long term solution to issues: Rejecting a batch because one claim is bad Rejecting an imperfect transaction When long term issues are resolved the need for contingency plans is reduced.

Will there be a train wreck? No Nobody wants a train wreck Contingency plans will take care of the immediate problem HIPAA implementation is going to take more than a few weeks  Construction zone Moving toward compliance Raising the bar gradually

Recommendation #1 Assess your HIPAA compliance as of today Providers: Percentage of your transactions that is accepted by your trading partners as HIPAA transactions Payers: Percentage of your transactions that you accept as HIPAA Expect these percentages to be very low today, probably close to zero Establish baseline

Recommendation #2 Re-evaluate your compliance ratios for each transaction monthly Keep increasing the ratio Do not expect perfection, targeting 100% as the long term goal may be unreasonable Document your efforts as good faith testing and due diligence Use third party (e.g. Claredi) to document your efforts

Other Recommendations Publish your contingency plan Minimal change/disruption plan Don’t give up on HIPAA Relax, there is no train wreck, only a construction zone Keep improving your HIPAA systems and document your progress

Questions ? Kepa Zubeldia, M.D. President & CEO Claredi Kepa.Zubeldia@claredi.com (801) 444-0339