Arkansas Health Care Reform Task Force – Final Draft Report Savings Model Review TSG December 14, 2016.

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Arkansas Health Care Reform Task Force – Final Draft Report Savings Model Review TSG December 14, 2016

Alternative Care Delivery Models Recommendations Recommendation K: The task force recommends and supports that the Arkansas Department of Human Services develop and implement a Five- Year Medicaid Program Savings Plan that is in excess of the $835 million in net savings to trend proposed by Governor Asa Hutchinson starting no later than July 1, 2017. Savings must be achieved through an increase in care management and coordination resulting in improved outcomes, quality, appropriate utilization based on need, reduction of duplication and unnecessary services, and the introduction of value based purchasing strategies and some degree of provider risk. The Department of Human Services will provide a Comprehensive Medicaid Budget Savings Dashboard Report tracking savings to trend to the Bureau of Legislative Research every quarter commencing September 1, 2017 and thereafter for five years.

Baseline and Savings Models All Figures in $Millions; Years are SFY Model/ Program 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2017 –2021 2018 – 2022 Baseline, Traditional Only $5,379 $5,648 $5,930 $6,227 $6,538 $6,865 $29,722 $31,208 "Current Model", Traditional Only $5,299 $5,492 $5,755 $6,026 $6,322 $6,649 $28,894 $30,244 Provider-Led CCO for BH and DD, Traditional Only $6,549 $28,799 $30,049 Capitated Managed Care for BH and DD, Traditional Only $5,951 $6,202 $6,523 $28,699 $29,923   Arkansas Works $1,721 $1,820 $1,924 $2,035 $2,152 $2,276 $9,652 $10,207 Baseline, Traditional and AW $7,100 $7,468 $7,855 $8,262 $8,690 $9,141 $39,374 $41,415 "Current Model", Traditional and AW $7,020 $7,312 $7,679 $8,061 $8,474 $8,925 $38,546 $40,451 Provider-Led CCO for BH and DD, Traditional and AW $8,379 $8,824 $38,451 $40,256 Capitated Managed Care for BH and DD, Traditional and AW $7,986 $8,354 $8,798 $38,351 $40,130

Current Model Description   Savings Strategy Savings Timing Admin Considerations and Costs DD $18M per year in therapy caps; $14M/yr. from screenings for children; $17M/yr. from independent assessment and tiers for waiver services therapy caps and screenings for children begin July 1, 2017 (savings over 5 years); independent assessment and tiers start July 1, 2019 $2M per year for independent assessments starting July 1, 2019 BH Updated outpatient policy, reduction in inpatient from independent assessment Begins July 1, 2017; savings over 5 years $108M investment over 5 years for independent assessment and care coordination Dental $5M per year in savings from capitated managed care Begins July 1, 2017 Elder Industry MOU to save $250M over 5 years Begins July 1, 2016; savings evenly spread across 5 years; assume $50M/yr. savings continues into SFY2022 None Low-cost No program changes Pharmacy $250M in savings Begins July 1, 2016; savings evenly spread across 5 years

Current Model Projection Savings by year and program SFY17 SFY18 SFY19 SFY20 SFY21 SFY22 SFY17-21 SFY18-22 DD Savings - Therapy Caps $0 $18 $72 $90 DD Savings - Screenings for Children $14 $56 $70 DD Savings - Independent Assessment and Tiers/Waiver Changes $17 $34 $51 DD Cost - Independent Assessment $2 $4 $6 Net DD Savings $32 $47 $158 $205 BH Savings - Updated Outpatient Benefits Policy $15 $16 $33 $130 $148 BH Savings - Inpatient $25 $35 $50 $125 $175 BH Cost - Independent Assessment $1 $7 $9 BH Cost - Care Coordination $21 $78 $99 Net BH Savings $45 $60 $170 $215 Dental Savings - Capitated Managed Care $5 $20 Dental Premium Tax $3 Net Dental All-Funds Impact $8 $43 Elder Savings $250 Low-Cost Populations Pharmacy Net Fiscal Impact $80 $155 $201 $216 $827 $963

Provider-Led CCO Model Description   Savings Strategy Savings Timing Admin Considerations and Costs Current strategy All savings from current strategy as above As above DD Provider-led CCO model Care coordination for DD halo services 5% savings off of halo spend starting year 4 Savings net of admin costs (admin under APCCO/RCCO payment) BH Provider-led CCO model Care coordination for BH halo services

Provider-Led CCO Model Projection Savings by year and program SFY17 SFY18 SFY19 SFY20 SFY21 SFY22 SFY17-21 SFY18-22 All cost savings from current model $80 $155 $175 $201 $216 $827 $963 DD Provider-Led CCO Model Savings $0 $12 $13 $25 DD Provider-Led CCO Model Premium Tax $26 $27 $52 Net additional DD all funds impact $38 $40 $77 BH Provider-Led CCO Model Savings $28 $29 $57 BH Provider-Led CCO Model Premium Tax $30 $31 $61 Net additional BH all funds impact $58 $118 Net Fiscal Impact $311 $316 $923 $1,159

Capitated Managed Care Model Description   Savings Strategy Savings Timing Admin Considerations and Costs Current strategy All savings from current strategy as above As above DD Capitated Managed Care Care coordination for DD halo services 8.07% savings off of halo spend starting year 3 Savings net of admin costs (admin under MCO payment) BH Capitated Managed Care Care coordination for BH halo services

Capitated Managed Care Model Projection Savings by year and program SFY17 SFY18 SFY19 SFY20 SFY21 SFY22 SFY17-21 SFY18-22 All cost savings from current model $80 $155 $175 $201 $216 $827 $963 DD Capitated Managed Care Savings $0 $19 $20 $21 $39 $59 DD Capitated Managed Care Premium Tax $24 $26 $27 $50 $77 Net DD additional all funds impact $43 $45 $48 $88 $136 BH Capitated Managed Care Savings $3 $47 $96 BH Capitated Managed Care Premium Tax $28 $30 $31 $58 $89 Net additional BH all funds impact $32 $75 $78 $107 $185 Net Fiscal Impact $276 $336 $342 $1,022 $1,284