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Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission Performance Measures Work Group Efficiency/Cost Measures 03/14/2014

Value Quality Patient Experience Cost (Efficiency) Conceptual Framework Value Quality Patient Experience Cost (Efficiency)

Possible uses of Efficiency measures Provide comparative information for decision making by businesses about health plan purchasing by consumers about health plan/provider choice by health plans about provider contracting by managers about resource allocation Monitoring and planning Pay-for-performance Public reporting

Review of Selected Cost Measures Per Case: Reasonableness of Charges (ROC) Episode: Medicare Spending per Beneficiary (MSPB) Population: Total Cost of Care PMPM measures

Reasonableness of Charges (ROC) HSCRC per case measure

HSCRC History of Efficiency Measures Converted into ROC in (1999) ROC converted into Blended ROC in (2010) Screens First Efficiency Measure (1982) The Commission has a long proven history of including some form of efficiency measure in its arsenal of tools used to set Maryland hospital rates. Once introduced these efficiency measures undergo many changes adapting to the industry environment.

ROC General Information Published each fall by HSCRC Hospitals are Stratified into Peer Groups. Current Peer Groups: Threshold for “Reasonableness” of charges Hospitals over 3.0% above their peer group average are identified by HSCRC as failing the ROC Hospital options after failing Reduce CPC to Peer Group Average over 2 years File full Rate Review Application (ICC) Non- Urban Teaching Suburban/Rural Non Teaching Urban AMC Virtual

ROC Adjustment Factors To compare hospitals with their peer group standards, approved CPCs or CCTs adjusted for the following: Mark-up – Commission approved markups over costs that reflect uncompensated care built into each hospital’s rate structure. Direct Strips – (Direct Medical Education, Nurse Education, and Trauma) remove partial costs of resident salaries, nurse education costs and incremental costs of trauma services of hospitals with trauma centers Labor Market – Adjustment for differing labor costs in various markets Case Mix – Adjustment accounts for differences in average patient acuity across hospitals Indirect Medical Education- Adjustment for inefficiencies and unmeasured patient acuity associated with teaching programs. Disproportionate Share – Adjustment for differences in hospital costs for treating relatively high number of poor and elderly patients Capital – Costs for a hospital are partially recognized

Medicare Spending per Beneficiary (MSPB)

What is MSPB? MPSB is a ratio and calculated based upon a hospital’s average spending compared to the national median 1 = Spending is approximately the same as the national median >1 = Spending is MORE than the national median <1 = Spending is LESS than the national median MPSB Episode includes all Part A and B claims between 3 days prior to index hospital admission to 30 days post hospital discharge Episode based on “from date” or admission dates for inpatient claim

Skilled Nursing Facility 30 Days After Hospital Discharge Coverage of Episode Time Dimension Cost Dimension 3 Days Prior Home Health Hospice Outpatient Inpatient Skilled Nursing Facility Durable Medical Carrier Index Admission 30 Days After Hospital Discharge

Risk-Adjustment Variables Age Hierarchical Condition Categories (HCCs) Disability and End-Stage-Renal Disease (ESRD) Enrollment Status Long-Term Care Interactions between HCCs and/or enrollment status variables MS-DRG of Index Admission Reset (Winsorize) expected cost for extremely low-cost episodes

Total Cost of Care PMPM

What is Total Cost of Care? The total cost of care is a measure of the total cost of treating a population in a given time period expressed as a risk adjusted per member per month (PMPM). PMPM with appropriate and comprehensive risk adjustment methods allows for fair comparisons between providers, insurers, and regions over time. 1 = Cost is approximately the same as the peer group or benchmark Standard >1 = Cost is MORE than the peer group or benchmark Standard <1 = Cost is LESS than the peer group or benchmark Standard

Skilled Nursing Facility, Coverage of Care Time Dimension Cost Dimension Annual Quarterly Others Inpatient, Outpatient, Professional, Pharmacy, Ancillary Services, Home Health, Hospice, Skilled Nursing Facility, Durable Medical Carrier

Measurement of Total Cost of Care Considerations Measurement of Total Cost of Care Private Claims from Maryland Health Care Commission Medicaid Claims Medicare Claims Risk Adjustment Historical data on diagnosis Risk Adjustment Methodology Attribution Regional, county level calculations Hospital level