Quality Care Rewards BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Inc., an Independent Licensee of the BlueCross BlueShield Association.

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Quality Care Rewards BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Inc., an Independent Licensee of the BlueCross BlueShield Association

Agenda Changing for the future What this means to providers Increased focus on quality, new opportunities Quality Care Rewards Additional resources 2

Changes underway Health Care Reform Increasing focus on quality and transparency More informed consumers Payment innovations 3

We are prepared Corporate Goal: Deliver Best Medical Value Patient Centered Medical Home Emphasis on care coordination Strategic partnerships Full commitment to improve quality Provide actionable information to offices 4

Our plans for the future We are striving to be a 5-STAR health plan in 2015 Sights set on earning NCQA “Excellent” rating We are partnering with you to ensure our members get the best quality care possible – and we’ll reward you along the way 5

What this means to providers Quality Improvement Financial rewards for improving quality Payment Innovation Innovative payment structures tied to quality 6

Increased focus on quality, new opportunities Strengthen partnerships with PCPs Build on early success of Patient Centered Medical Home model Participate in State Innovation Models Initiative (SIMs) Launch “Quality Care Rewards” 7

What is Quality Care Rewards? Enterprise focus Touches Commercial, BlueCare Tennessee, BlueCare Plus Tennessee and Medicare Advantage member populations 8

How does it work? Providers can earn additional rewards for closing key gaps in care Earnings are above current reimbursement rates and vary by product line 9

Common elements We will provide customized reports identifying members with gaps in care We will pay you for engaging with our members to close those gaps Targeted gaps are all HEDIS® measures Each division has chosen measures specific to their population Learn about the various product line offerings at

BlueCare Tennessee History of proven success Recognized with multiple awards for quality 11

BlueCare Tennessee – Pay for Gaps Closing gaps related to: comprehensive diabetes care cholesterol management breast cancer screenings childhood and adolescent immunizations Earn between $25 - $100 for each gap closed Targeted provider groups Program dates: March 15 – Sept. 15,

BlueCare Tennessee – Health Connections Integrated Pay for Gaps program Incentives for closing HEDIS gaps Targeted providers include 22 community mental health centers Program dates: June 2014 – December

BlueCare Plus (HMO SNP) SM – Pay for Gaps Closing gaps related to: comprehensive diabetes care cholesterol management breast cancer and colorectal cancer screenings adult BMI care for older adults osteoporosis management in women who had a fracture drug therapy for rheumatoid arthritis Earn $25 for each gap closed Targeted providers Program dates: August 2014 – December

Medicare Advantage – Pay for Performance Closing gaps related to CMS Star Ratings program measures Earn up to an additional $280 per eligible member All providers Program dates: June 2014 – December

Commercial – Quality Incentive Program Closing gaps related to: women’s health screenings comprehensive diabetes care colorectal cancer screenings Earn $25 for each gap closed Targeted providers include primary care physicians and gynecologists Program dates: July 2014 – December

Partnership in action Encouraging standardized quality measures childhood immunizations ADHD breast cancer screenings colorectal cancer screenings Measuring member outcomes claims submissions review of medical records correct coding of claims and use of CPTII codes 17

Learn more… Teams will be reaching out Online resources Monthly updates in BlueAlert Provider Relations Consultants 18

BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, Inc., an Independent Licensee of the BlueCross BlueShield Association