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UDS 2012: Descriptive Statistics and Trends for MI FQHCs Jon Villasurda, MPH Ryan Grinnell, MPA MPCA Data Department October 2013 Promoting, supporting, and developing comprehensive, accessible, and affordable community based primary health care services to everyone in Michigan.

Overview Total Patients Total Encounters (Visits) Demographic Overview Data Trends Demographics Financials Select Clinical/Quality Data

Data Sources Unless otherwise noted, all data is derived from the US Health Resources and Services Administration’s Uniform Data System, specifically for Michigan. The years captured include

Total Patients Actual ValuesPercent Change from Prior Year

Total Encounters (Visits) Actual ValuesPercent Change from Prior Year

Demographic Statistics Age Insurance Status Income Level Race Ethnicity

Patients by Age - Statewide Actual ValuesPercentage of Total

Patients by Insurance Status - Statewide Actual ValuesPercentage of Total

Patients by Income Level - Statewide Actual ValuesPercentage of Total

Patients by Income Level - % Below 100% & 200% FPL

Patients by Race – Statewide (Total)

Patients by Race – Statewide (Percentage)

Patients by Ethnicity- Statewide Actual ValuesPercentage of Total

Demographic Trends Insurance Status Income Level

5-Year Statewide Trend for Medicaid and Uninsured Status

3-Year Statewide Trend for Income Level (Percent of Total)

Financial Trends Revenue Revenue by Source (as Percent of Total) Revenue Collected from Service Percent Collected by Payor Revenue from BPHC Total Cost per Total Visit

Revenue Distribution (Percent of Total) *Other includes Other Federal Grants, Foundation & Private Grants/Contracts, Revenue from Indigent Care Programs, and Other Revenue not otherwise specified.

5-Year Statewide Trend for Revenue (Amount Collected from Service) Actual Values Percent Change from Prior Year

Amount Collected by Payor (Percent of Total)

3-Year Statewide Trend for Revenue (from BPHC) Actual Values Percent Change from Prior Year

5-Year Statewide Trend for Total Cost per Total Visit Actual ValuesPercent Change from Prior Year

Clinical Data Trends Prenatal Care in 1 st Trimester Low Birth Weight (<2500 grams) % of Two Year Olds Immunized % of Women with Pap Tests % Hypertensive Patients with BP < 140/90 % Diabetic Patients with HbA1c </= 9

5-Year Trend for Prenatal Care in 1 st Trimester

5-Year Trend for Low Birth Weight (<2500 grams)

2-Year Trend for % of Two Year Olds Immunized

3-Year Trend for % of Women with Pap Tests

3-Year Trend for % of Hypertensive Patients with BP < 140/90

3-Year Trend for % of Diabetic Patients with HbA1c </= 9

Clinical Measures Established in 2011 Youth Weight Assessment Adult Weight Screening Tobacco Assessment Tobacco Cessation/Intervention Asthma Treatment Plan

% of Youth Patients (Aged 3-17) Who Received Weight Assessment and Counseling

% of Adult Patients (>18 Years) Who Received Weight Screening and Follow Up

% of Patients Who Received Tobacco Use Assessment

% of Tobacco Users >18 Years Receiving Tobacco Cessation and Intervention

% of Asthmas Patients (Aged 5-40 Years) Who Received Treatment Plan

New Clinical Measures for 2012 Lipid Lowering Therapy Antithrombotic Therapy Colorectal Cancer Screening

% of Patients >18 Years Prescribed a Lipid Lowering Therapy

% of Patients >18 Years with Aspirin or Other Antithrombotic Therapy

% of Patients Years Who Received Screening for Colorectal Cancer