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2010 UBO/UBU Conference 1 Title: Where the Care Is, Ain’t, and Might Oughta Be Session: R

Where Is the Care? Provides an enterprise view of Purchased and Direct Care workload & cost by Product Line, across population cohorts at the MTF Service Area level Data viewable at multiple levels: – MTF Service Area – Multi-service Market Area – TRICARE Region – MTF Military Service 2

Consists of 3 Microsoft ® Excel Workbooks: – Inpatient Analysis: Level 1 (MTF/Product Line) – Inpatient Analysis: Level 2 (MTF/Product Line/DRG) – Ambulatory Analysis: Level 1 (MTF Product Line) 3 RRR Analysis as a Multi-Level Diagnostic Tool

1 st Level: Product Line Diagnostic (Inpatient & Ambulatory) – Evaluates work being done in the Network and MTF by Product Line and Beneficiary Cohort 2 nd Level: Capability Diagnostic (Inpatient Only) – Evaluates current capability at the DRG level to both rule-in/rule-out for local level business case analysis (BCA) 3 rd Level: (Not an RRR capability) Economic viability would be determined via locally developed BCA 4 RRR Analysis as a Multi-Level Diagnostic Tool

Workload tab: 5 MTF / Product Line Info Purchased Care Workload (TRICARE Sole Payer) Direct Care Workload Diagnostic Indicators Based on TRICARE Sole Payer Claims – does not include claims with OHI payments $1.00 Total Purchased Care Workload (Includes TRICARE & OHI Paid) Excludes any workload paid with “Other Health Insurance” (OHI) PC Workload section: Contains workload based on claims in which TRICARE was the sole payer. These values are used in the diagnostic indicators Total PC Workload section: Includes TRICARE-paid & OHI workload (data is similar to earlier releases) Purchased Care Costs tab: TRICARE Paid Amount section: Contains TRICARE Paid Amounts by Product Line and Cohort for those claims where TRICARE was the sole payer Data sets can still be sorted and filtered using standard Excel techniques. MTF / Product Line Info Purchased Care Amt Paid TRICARE Sole Payer No OHI Paid amt Cost per Workload Unit TRICARE Sole Payer Purchased Care Amt Paid All care (including OHI) Workload tab: Ambulatory & Inpatient Level 1 Workbook

6 Fiscal Year (FY_2010_MOD contains Q3-Q4 FY09 and Q1-Q2 FY10 data)* MTF Service Area: A 40-mile radius around inpatient and stand-alone military treatment facilities. Product Lines: Ambulatory Direct Care: based on MEPRS_3 code Ambulatory Purchased Care: Based on “Provider Specialty Code” Inpatient care: Based on MDC Does the MTF have a Product Line that may be part of a GME program? RRR looks at where the care occurred, not where the patient is enrolled. 6 Ambulatory & Inpatient Level 1 Workbook

7 Similar layouts for Level I Inpatient and Ambulatory workbooks Inpatient workload Measured in “Acute Inpatient RWP” Inpatient Behavioral Health workload measured in “Occupied Bed Days” Ambulatory workload Direct care: Enhanced Work RVUs + Enhanced Practice Expense RVUs Purchased care: Total RVUs First section displays Purchased Care workload where TRICARE was sole payer (excludes claims with “Other Health Insurance”) Second section displays Direct Care workload Ambulatory & Inpatient Level 1 Workbook Workload Tab (cont’d)

8 What percentage of the MTF’s Direct Care production goes to… Prime Enrollees/Active Duty/Standard? MERHCF/T-Plus/ Other 65+? “Other” categories? What is the MTF’s Direct Care “capture rate” of the total care demand of… Prime Enrollees/Active Duty? Managed Care Support Contractor Enrollees? TRICARE Standard participants? Ambulatory & Inpatient Level 1 Workbook Workload Tab (cont’d)

9 Is the MTF providing care to the right cohort groups? Do potential recapture opportunities exist in the Purchased Care market? Is the MCSC bringing appropriate referrals to Direct Care MTF? “Parameters Settings” Tab Users can adjust the “Recapture indicator” parameters to fit their unique MTF environment by using the “Parameter Settings” tab. Ambulatory & Inpatient Level 1 Workbook Workload Tab (cont’d)

10 The section at the far right of the spreadsheet displays all Purchased Care workload, including care associated with “Other Health Insurance” payments Ambulatory & Inpatient Level 1 Workbook Workload Tab (cont’d)

11 This worksheet displays TRICARE paid amounts for purchased care where TRICARE was the sole-payer Excludes care associated with “Other Health Insurance” Supports “Make vs. Buy” analysis Ambulatory & Inpatient Level 1 Workbook Purchased Care Cost Tab

Inpatient Level 2 Workbook 12 DRG-level view of Acute Inpatient Purchased Care and Direct Care workload With Excel sorting tools, users can identify high-volume DRG and assess potential for recapture, based on MTF capabilities Does the MTF have the capabilities (equipment, ICU, staffing…) necessary to recapture some of this workload? Each tab covers a separate product line!

Interactive Tab 13 Select by MTF Service Area, Military Service, MSM, or TRO Choose Product Line (or “*” for all) Select a “Beneficiary type” and see the workload trend by FY in the graph below…. View workload units by cohort, FY, and whether it was direct care, TRICARE fully-paid, or OHI-paid Proportion of MTF’s Direct Care production by Cohort group – for selected Product Line (sums equal 100%) Direct care “market share” (capture) by cohort – for the selected Product Line Breakout of the current FY period workload – by type and cohort group (for the selected Product Line) View “TRICARE Paid” amounts by cohort group for the selected Product Line (does not include OHI care) Available on both Level I Inpatient & Ambulatory workbooks

RRR Development We continue to seek ways to improve RRR interactive data set If you have an idea or would like to collaborate on an analysis using RRR Interactive Data Set, please contact the development team 14