Stay Well Afford Care Secure Coverage. Our Broken Health Care System 6.5 Million Uninsured 20% of Population Source: California Health Interview Survey,

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Stay Well Afford Care Secure Coverage

Our Broken Health Care System 6.5 Million Uninsured 20% of Population Source: California Health Interview Survey, 2005

84% of the Uninsured Work

Emergency Departments Closing Source: Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development

The Hidden Tax Actual Cost of Medical Care Uninsured Cost to Insured 10% of premium Source: New America Foundation

Actual Cost of Medical Care Uninsured Cost to Insured 17% of premium Medi-Cal Underfunding Source: Administration Analysis of “Cost Shift Hydraulic,” Dobson The Hidden Tax

Hidden Tax Individuals: $455 Families: $1,186 Source: New America Foundation

California Health Spending in Billions Source: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

Rising Insurance Premiums Inflation Wage Growth Health Insurance Premiums Source: CA Employer Health Benefits Survey 2005, Dept. of Finance

Drivers of Cost: Chronic Diseases Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2003, U.S. Data $153 $151 BILLION Cancer & Diabetes Smoking & Physical Inactivity

Drivers of Cost: Medical Errors 23,000 Deaths Cost: >$4 Billion Source: CA Department of Health Services

Uninsured: Financial Impact Source: “Illness and Injury as Contributors to Bankruptcy,” Health Affairs Web Exclusive, February 2005 Medical Cause for Bankruptcy Other Personal Bankruptcies

Fixing Our Broken System  Reduce the hidden tax  Lower costs  Support better care  Healthy California

Prevention / Wellness Shared Responsibility / Coverage for All Affordability Governor’s Health Care Initiative

Prevention / Wellness Governor’s Health Care Initiative

Prevention & Wellness Healthier State – Long Term Affordability Prevention & Wellness Healthier State – Long Term Affordability Offer Consumers Incentives and Rewards –Tied to preventive health practices Diabetes prevention and treatment

Prevention & Wellness Healthier State – Long Term Affordability Prevention & Wellness Healthier State – Long Term Affordability Reduce Medical Errors –E-prescribing of all prescriptions –Strengthen patient safety & accountability

Prevention & Wellness Healthier State – Long Term Affordability Prevention & Wellness Healthier State – Long Term Affordability National Leader: Prevent Obesity –Implement comprehensive strategy to reverse obesity epidemic: public awareness & outreach, improve access to nutritious foods and physical activity

Prevention & Wellness Healthier State – Long Term Affordability Prevention & Wellness Healthier State – Long Term Affordability Continue Tobacco Control Leadership –Increase assistance to those seeking to quit smoking

Prevention / Wellness Shared Responsibility / Coverage for All Governor’s Health Care Initiative

Shared Benefit INDIVIDUALS Access to affordable coverage Healthier CA

GOVERNMENT Healthy, productive & economically competitive state Shared Benefit INDIVIDUALS Access to affordable coverage Healthier CA

GOVERNMENT Healthy, productive & economically competitive state DOCTORS & HOSPITALS Fairly compensated Shared Benefit INDIVIDUALS Access to affordable coverage Healthier CA

GOVERNMENT Healthy, productive & economically competitive state DOCTORS & HOSPITALS Fairly compensated Shared Benefit HEALTH PLANS Expanded market Fair compensation INDIVIDUALS Access to affordable coverage Healthier CA

GOVERNMENT Healthy, productive & economically competitive state DOCTORS & HOSPITALS Fairly compensated Shared Benefit HEALTH PLANS Expanded market Fair compensation EMPLOYERS Affordable coverage Healthy, productive workforce INDIVIDUALS Access to affordable coverage Healthier CA

Fixing the Broken System Creating an efficient, competitive market dynamic

Payment Sources Commercial payer overpayment Medi-Cal/Uninsured Underpayment

Shared Responsibility INDIVIDUALS Obtain Health Coverage

GOVERNMENT INDIVIDUALS  Must secure health coverage for themselves and their children  Personal responsibility for health and wellness  Contribute to paying for their coverage DOCTORS & HOSPITALS Fixing the Broken System HEALTH PLANS EMPLOYERS

INDIVIDUALS Obtain health coverage Shared Responsibility GOVERNMENT Promote functional market Provide access to affordable coverage Fairly compensate Medi-Cal providers

INDIVIDUALS GOVERNMENT  Expand Healthy Families/Medi-Cal for all children in families earning under $60K  Subsidies to families between $20K-$50K provided through new purchasing pool  Expand Medi-Cal to adults in poverty  County responsible for access for undocumented  $4 billion increase in Medi-Cal reimbursement rates DOCTORS & HOSPITALS Fixing the Broken System HEALTH PLANS EMPLOYERS

Shared Responsibility INDIVIDUALS Obtain health coverage DOCTORS & HOSPITALS Provide affordable, quality care Share cost savings GOVERNMENT Promote functional market Provide access to affordable coverage Fairly compensate Medi-Cal providers

Redistribution to Providers $10 - $15 Billion $3.5 Billion New Funds to Providers Coverage Dividend from Providers

GOVERNMENT DOCTORS & HOSPITALS  2% fee on physician revenues – 4% on hospital revenues  Participation in patient safety initiatives  At least 85% of hospital payments spent on patient care INDIVIDUALS Fixing the Broken System HEALTH PLANS EMPLOYERS

Shared Responsibility HEALTH PLANS Guarantee access to affordable coverage Pass along savings DOCTORS & HOSPITALS Provide affordable, quality care Share cost savings INDIVIDUALS Obtain health coverage GOVERNMENT Promote functional market Provide access to affordable coverage Fairly compensate Medi-Cal providers

GOVERNMENT HEALTH PLANS  Guarantee coverage  Only base rates on age and geographic area in the individual market  85% of premiums dedicated to patient care  Offer “Healthy Actions” rewards and incentives within benefit packages  Pass along savings DOCTORS & HOSPTIALS Fixing the Broken System INDIVIDUALS EMPLOYERS

Shared Responsibility EMPLOYERS Support employee access to affordable coverage DOCTORS & HOSPITALS Provide affordable, quality care Share cost savings GOVERNMENT Promote functional health care market Provide access to affordable coverage Fairly compensate Medi-Cal providers INDIVIDUALS Obtain health coverage HEALTH PLANS Guarantee access to affordable coverage Pass along savings

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYERS  Contribute to the cost of coverage – non- offering employers with 10 or more employees will contribute 4% of payroll < 10 employees = 80% of all CA employers  Offer 125 plans to allow employees to make pre-tax contributions to coverage DOCTORS & HOSPTIALS Fixing the Broken System HEALTH PLANS INDIVIDUALS

Universal Coverage - Adults 4.8 million uninsured 4.1 million adults 650,000 Medi-Cal 600,000 opt for employer-based coverage 1 million purchasing pool 900,000 individual unsubsidized coverage 750,000 local coverage

Universal Coverage - Children 4.8 million uninsured 750,000 children 220,000Medi-Cal 210,000 opt for employer-based coverage 250,000 Healthy Families 50,000 parental responsibility for coverage

Governor’s Health Care Initiative Prevention / Wellness Shared Responsibility / Coverage for All Affordability

Affordability: Short Term Reduce hidden tax Tax breaks for individuals & businesses tied to purchase of health insurance Enhance insurer & hospital efficiency by requiring 85% of premiums & hospital dollars on patient care

Affordability: Short Term Remove regulatory barriers: –Barriers to low-cost delivery models (e.g. retail medical clinics) –24-Hour Coverage Pilot: Combine workers’ compensation with traditional health coverage – Cal-PERS opt-in for private sector –Prioritize hospital seismic retrofit based on “worst first”

Affordability: Short Term Reduce regulatory red tape that stifles health plan product innovation and increases cost

Affordability: Long-Term Health prevention & wellness Health IT: Paperless system w/ strong privacy protections within 10 years –Patient Health Records over shorter-term Medi-Cal rate increases tied to performance measures, cost containment & Health IT

Affordability: Long-Term Enhance health care quality & efficiency through improved performance measurement Monitor & evaluate market function & costs –Revise as necessary

Fixing Our Broken System: Shared Responsibility  Reduce the hidden tax  Lower costs  Support better care  Healthy California

FISCAL IMPACT Prevention $300 Tax Incentive $900 Counties $2,000 Subsidized Coverage $2,270 Medi-Cal/HFP Coverage $2,638 Medi-Cal Rate Increase $4,039 Other - $203 Employer in lieu $1,000 County Redirect $2,000 Physician/Hospitals Recapture $3,472 Federal Fund Increase $5,474 $12 Billion CostFunding in millions