Provider Data Summary November 2018

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Provider Data Summary November 2018 Provider Development Division of Developmental Services

What we will cover Business Acumen Baseline Measurement Tool Update Project Update Baseline Measurement Tool Update Enhanced tool demo Opportunities Provider Database Jump-Start status update Provider Innovation Collaborative

Business Acumen Step 1 Toolkit available http://www.hcbsbusinessacumen.org/toolkit.html

Business Acumen Step 1 Toolkit available Developing vision and mission Completing an environmental scan Completing a SWOT analysis Identifying stakeholders and champions

Business Acumen Joint effort Phase one completed DBHDS, Partnership for People with Disabilities, VBPD, DMAS, Community Providers Phase one completed Environmental scan Participating providers currently completing a SWOT analysis and assisting with the development of training and resources to improve viability and sustainability Links to materials can be found here:   http://www.nasuad.org/initiatives/hcbs-business-acumen-center DBHDS, Partnership for People with Disabilities, VBPD, DMAS and our provider community are committed to a viable and sustainable provider network, we completed the first phase of work which included the completion of an environmental scan- the providers involved with the grant are working on a SWOT analysis.  Links to materials can be found here:  http://www.nasuad.org/initiatives/hcbs-business-acumen-center DBHDS and our partners are committed to developing training and resources that will help providers identify system changes, advocate, and to also look inwards to ensure viability and sustainability. http://www.hcbsbusinessacumen.org/

Business Acumen If you are interested in more information about the Business Acumen Learning Collaborative contact: Heather Norton Acting Deputy Commissioner, Developmental Services Director, Community Support Services Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services Office: 804-786-5850 Cell: 804-239-5155

Initial Provider Data Report Drafting Report Summarizing changes in data from April to November 2018 Communicating challenges and opportunities

Initial Provider Data Report Updated Provider Development webpage: http://www.dbhds.virginia.gov/developmental-services/provider-development

Initial Provider Data Report Resolving access to Box.com files

Enhanced Baseline Measurement Tool

Understanding Provider Data Numbers represent service availability by providing unique provider counts per locality Providers may be counted in more than one locality, but only once in any single locality

Understanding Provider Data Individual data is not directly correlated with provider data. This means that the tool conveys how many people live in a given locality, and then the number of providers authorized there.

Understanding Provider Data Total, actual provider counts are located at the bottom of each tab

Enhanced Baseline Measurement Tool Demo

Using the Baseline Measurement Tool Has there been any movement in the availability of In-home services?

Using the Baseline Measurement Tool Where might In-home Providers offer Independent Living Services?

Using the Baseline Measurement Tool Which communities might need nursing services the most?

Using the Baseline Measurement Tool Are there any new opportunities to start Community Engagement?

Examples Scenario 1 ABC, Inc. is seeking to diversify by offering Community Engagement in the Central region. They are looking for a community where their services are needed and there are a sufficient number of people who would access their services. Location = Central Region People = at least 30 people with DD waiver Services = less than 2 providers of CE

Examples Scenario 2 XYZ, Inc. is an established group home provider and is seeking to offer more integrated models of service to the people in their homes. They are looking to remain in Chesterfield County, but want to diversify their business model. Location = Chesterfield Services = which integrated services are needed

Opportunities across Regions Which areas have 50 or more people with DD Waiver?

Opportunities across Regions “x” equals a possible opportunity for development In slides 22-26, the check mark indicates two or more providers of the service are operating in the identified locality. The “x” indicates 1 or zero providers are authorized in the area.

Opportunities across Regions

Opportunities across Regions

Opportunities across Regions

Opportunities across Regions

Provider Database In development

Provider Database Includes searchable provider database

Jump-Start Status Three applications received to date One approval creating six Supported Living apartments and five ILS program options

Provider Innovation Collaborative March 27-29 in Richmond Agencies and speakers from Virginia, North Carolina, Minnesota and Philadelphia Four tracks: Business Acumen Best Practices Quality Improvement Supporting Crisis

Next Steps Finalize Provider Data Summary Report Post report and enhanced baseline tool online and announce Distribute Jump-Start Flyer and discuss at Roundtables Distribute registration for the Provider Innovation Collaborative Bring Provider Database online

Questions?