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© 2005 Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island. All rights reserved. Reproduction or redistribution in any form without the prior written permission of Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island is prohibited. How managed care can help save Medicaid National Medicaid Congress June 5, 2006 By Mark E. Reynolds _________________________

Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island National Medicaid Congress - Slide 2 Mission-driven HMO, created by health centers in 1994, committed to access for all Leading insurer for RIte Care (RI’s Medicaid Managed Care Program) with 58% market share, serving more than 75,000 members The first community health center based health plan in the country to be rated “Excellent” by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) (in 2001) “The #3 Medicaid health care plan in America,” according to a joint ranking by U.S. News & World Report and NCQA (March 2006) Hablamos Juntos grant award winner - Selected by The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to address racial and ethnic health disparities through medical interpreter reimbursements, standards and training

Why Managed Care for Special Populations? National Medicaid Congress - Slide 3 Access Support services that eliminate barriers to care (emergency BH, transportation, BH step-down, interpreters) Create access standards in network provider contracts Work with community partners to establish continuum of care Quality Provide standardized measurement and expectations for care Analyze data & work with providers to address issues Incentives motivate behavior change National benchmarking (NCQA, HEDIS, CAHPS) Cost Elderly & disabled are minority of caseload but majority of costs Purchaser of services rather than a payer (sets standards) Reduce IP medical and BH hospitalizations Plans front load $ in primary care (“well care, not sick care”) Reduce pharmacy spending

Children with Special Healthcare Needs Population - Children who are SSI eligible, children with Katie Beckett provisions and children in subsidized adoption placements; Most are eligible up to age 21 (4,200 kids) Challenges – Multiple medical chronic conditions & developmental delays, poor provider & social service access; member difficulty navigating the system efficiently; inaccurate member information prohibits timely medical/behavioral health screening & assessment Solutions – Individual member health screening & assessment, care coordination & case management among medical, behavioral and social services; specific individual disease management & education Results – 21% reduction in hospital medical days; 25% reduction in behavioral health IP days; 25% increase in access to professional medical services; 80% increase in access to outpatient behavioral health services; and 94% member satisfaction with care coordination/case management National Medicaid Congress - Slide 4

Children in Substitute Care Population - Children who are in in-state foster or group home placements (2,200 kids) Challenges - Poor access to primary care and specialty providers; high ER use; fragmented behavioral health services leads to high-end psychiatric placements; DCYF caseworkers focused on protection, not health care; state system placement capacity Solutions – Individual member health screening and assessment, care coordination and case management among medical, behavioral and social services; case management coordination (state system and health plan); creation of community based services for diversion of hospital admissions Results – Increased service capacity for diversion of hospital admissions; 16% increase outpatient community based behavioral health visits; 25% increase in access for professional medical services; individual child case mgmt coordination between state & health plan; 40% penetration rate for BH outpatient services; 9% decrease in BH hospital length of stay National Medicaid Congress - Slide 5

Connect CARRE National Medicaid Congress - Slide 6 Population – High risk adult Medicaid recipients, age 21 and older with complex medical needs, living in the community; high acute care utilization; at risk for recurrent, adverse medical events (230 adults) Challenges - Inpatient utilization, chronic illness, high incidence of behavioral health co-morbidity, transient consumer group Solutions – Intensive Case Management, Chronic Care Model focus, link to BH services, continuous relationship with the care team (coordinated, assessment, referral, reassessment and evaluation) Results – DHS cost savings for first year; inpatient, ER, institutional costs down 14%; total claims down 6%

Optima: Medicare SNP Population – Medicaid and Medicare “dual eligible” adults (1,700 adults) Challenges – Market confusion and member fear of change; Part D pharmacy issues; mix of members (seniors and adults with disabilities); managing anticipated 70% of members with significant co-morbidities Solutions – “High touch” member contact is critical; integrated medical, behavioral and social case management; predictive modeling helps target members in need of case management (CM) before IP hospitalization Results – 2.7% of Optima members are currently in CM; majority of members in medical CM are elderly with cardiac, respiratory or diabetes issues; 50% of behavioral health CM = elderly with dementia &/or depression, other 50% = disabled with depression, bipolar, post traumatic stress or schizoaffective disorders National Medicaid Congress - Slide 7

Elements for Success National Medicaid Congress - Slide 8 Family, member and advocate buy-in - Critical for political success Continuity of care - Working to include existing providers Ongoing input from families - Organize product line advisory groups Incentives for providers to develop new patterns of service – Step down BH; open access primary care

National Medicaid Reform Encourage Managed Care for Disabled - Add non-waiver options with appropriate protections Encourage Solutions for Dually Eligible - Fast track waivers, blend Medicare and Medicaid funding and savings calculations National Medicaid Congress - Slide 9

For more information, contact: Mark Reynolds Phone: Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island 299 Promenade Street Providence, RI National Medicaid Congress - Slide 10