Third National Medicare Congress Medicare and Hospitals: The State of Reform.

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Third National Medicare Congress Medicare and Hospitals: The State of Reform

2 The State of Reform “Three-quarters of all adults say the U.S. health care system needs either fundamental change or complete rebuilding” The Commonwealth Fund Public Views on Shaping the Future of the U.S. Health System August 2006

3 Vision of a Future Healthcare System Our health care system should: Provide affordable coverage for everyone’s basic health care Provide care equitably to all Be based on premise that health is a shared responsibility Demand better stewardship of limited resources Be sufficiently financed to meet long-term responsibilities Emphasize wellness; center on preventive & primary care Deliver high quality, evidence-based care Be structured to provide more coordinated continuity of care Be simple and easy to understand and navigate Be transparent; share information w/consumers & clinicians

4 Medicare – Wrong Incentives Neutral (or negative) towards quality Payment is “per-service,” rewarding volume (even if ineffective) Emphasis on treatment, not prevention No rewards for activities that support quality care (care coordination, health IT, patient education) Savings typically accrue to insurers/employers

Hospital Payment Changes IPPS: Steps to improve the accuracy of inpatient payments –Charge to cost based weights –Patient severity (in progress) –Further pay-for-reporting OPPS: Steps to add quality; examine link between OPPS and ASCs –Link inpatient quality measures to OPPS update –New E/M visit codes

6 Key Driver – “Specialty Hospitals” Findings –Economic incentives influence MD behavior –Cherry-pick most profitable patients & services –Order more – and more expensive – services –Questionable “higher quality” & “lower cost” Outlook: modest growth –Payment changes –Disclosure of physician investment; enforcement –Politics Continuing AHA concerns…

7 “Pay-For-Performance” Currently “Pay-for-Reporting” –Portion of payment update linked to reporting of measures; 98% hospitals participating –Quality data publicly displayed –Premier Demo – incentives change behavior –Hospital Quality Alliance (HQA) is critical Agreement on measures, collection, reporting, timeframe All key stakeholders at the table (Hospitals, CMS, AHRQ, NQF, JCAHO, AMA, ANA, AARP, AFL-CIO, Chamber) Need movement towards P4P

8 Quality Transparency U.S. AVERAGE STATE OF DC AVERAGE GEORGE WASHINGTON GEORGETOWN UNIV HOWARD UNIVERSITY SIBLEY MEMORIAL WASHINGTON HOSPITAL CENTER 81% 82% 92% 88% 93% 71% 77% Percent of Heart Failure Patients Given ACE Inhibitor or ARB Left Ventricular Systolic Dysfunction (LVSD) Jan Dec 2005 CMS’ Hospital Compare Web Site:

9 Price Transparency (CMS web site)

10 State Led Efforts - Price Transparency 32 states require hospitals to report pricing data 6 more are voluntarily reporting State Mandated Voluntary

11 State Initiatives – Wisconsin

12 State Initiatives – Wisconsin (cont.)

13 Transparency Recommendations Build upon state efforts to report hospital pricing data Require insurers to provide out-of-pocket estimates to enrollees Charge AHRQ with determining what kind of pricing information consumers actually want.. what is meaningful?

14 New Technologies … “Traditional”ContemporaryNext Round Technology X-Ray Machine $175,000 CAT Scanner $1,000,000 CT Functional Imaging with PET $2,300,000 ©2002 University HealthSystem Consortium Open Surgery Instrument Set $10,000 Laparoscopic Surgery Set $15,000 Robotic Surgical Device $1,000,000 Scalpel $20 Electrocautery $12,000 Harmonic Scalpel $30,000 Breakthroughs lead to improved care… but at a higher cost to hospitals

15 … not sufficiently funded by Medicare Medicare payment systems is based on “budget neutrality” –Increased payments to DRGs with new technologies result in decreased payments to all other DRGs Medicare “Add-On” payments not sufficient –Only a handful of inpatient technologies approved over last 5 years –Outpatient pass-through and new tech APCs capture only small portion of cost Medicare payment update not sufficient

16 Source: MedPAC. (June 2006). Acute Inpatient Services. A Data Book: Healthcare Spending and the Medicare Program. Washington, D.C. Percent Medicare Payment Update Increases in hospital costs are exceeding increases in the Medicare’s payment update…

17 Hospital Margins Resulting in declining hospital Medicare margins –Two-thirds have negative Medicare margins –One-third losing money overall –Medicare/ Medicaid paying less than cost of care

18 Is it Time for Real Reform? Fragile health care infrastructure Growing public dissatisfaction Increased consumer expectations Concerns about individual’s economic and health security High costs weaken the U.S. in the global economy Growing demand for services