ADOPTION OF ALTERNATIVE PAYMENT METHODS IN MASSACHUSETTS 2012-2013 January 2015.

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ADOPTION OF ALTERNATIVE PAYMENT METHODS IN MASSACHUSETTS January 2015

List of Figures (1)Adoption of Alternative Payment Methods in the Commercial Market, (2)Adoption of Alternative Payment Methods by Commercial Payer, 2013 (3)Adoption of Alternative Payment Methods in the MassHealth MCO Market, (4)Adoption of Alternative Payment Methods among MassHealth MCO Plans, 2013 (5)Adoption of Alternative Payment Methods in the Commonwealth Care Market, (6)Adoption of Alternative Payment Methods among Commonwealth Care Plans, 2013 (7)Adoption of Alternative Payment Methods in the Medicare Advantage Market, (8)Adoption of Alternative Payment Methods among Medicare Advantage Plans, 2013 (9)Adoption of Alternative Payment Methods across Insurance Categories by Payer, 2013 Note: The numbers presented in this chart book reflect data updated by certain payers since the publication of CHIA’s Annual Report on the Performance of the Massachusetts Health Care System in September All data is based on the calendar years (CY) indicated.

Adoption of alternative payment methods (APMs) in the commercial market remained stable between 2012 and 2013 Source: Payer-reported APM data to CHIA, CYs 2012 and 2013 APM data published in CHIA’s 2014 Annual Report showed a slight decrease in the APM adoption rate in the commercial market from 2012 to 2013, from 35.2% in 2012 to 34.3% in The numbers presented in this chart book reflect data updated by certain payers since the publication of the Annual Report in September Notes: APM adoption rates shown by payer-reported member months for both commercial full- and partial-claim members. APM use among PPO and other products was reported for 0.33% of commercial member months in 2013 and 0.07% in Proportions may not sum to 100% due to rounding APM

Health New England (HNE) had the highest APM adoption rate in the commercial market Source: Payer-reported APM data to CHIA, CYs 2012 and 2013 Massachusetts-based Payers National Payers **Percentage point change in total APM adoption rate, Notes: APM adoption rates shown by payer-reported member months for both commercial full- and partial-claim members. BMC HealthNet and Network Health did not report commercial business in 2012 so a year-to-year comparison cannot be made. The numbers presented in this chart book reflect data updated by certain payers since the publication of CHIA’s Annual Report on the Performance of the Massachusetts Health Care System in September Payers are grouped as either Massachusetts-based or national. Within each category, payers are listed in order of decreasing commercial market share. Market share is defined according to share of total statewide commercial member months. Proportions may not sum to 100% due to rounding. (41%)* (3%) *Market share

Adoption of APMs in the MassHealth MCO market grew by about seven percentage points in 2013 Source: Payer-reported APM data to CHIA, CYs 2012 and 2013 Notes: APM adoption rates shown by payer-reported member months for MassHealth MCO members. Members attributed to the “Other, non-FFS” payment method were generally Patient-Centered Medical Home-affiliated members. MassHealth PCC members are not included here. MassHealth MCO payers did not report any use of Limited Budgets or Bundled Payments in 2012 or Please note that MassHealth MCO plans only reported HMO products. Proportions may not sum to 100% due to rounding. FFS

All MassHealth MCO plans have adopted some type of APMs Notes: APM adoption rates shown by payer-reported member months for MassHealth MCO members. Members attributed to the “Other, non-FFS” payment method were generally Patient-Centered Medical Home-affiliated members. MassHealth MCO payers did not report any use of Limited Budgets or Bundled Payments in 2012 or MassHealth PCC members are not included here. Payers are listed in order of 2013 MassHealth MCO market share. Market share is defined according to share of total statewide MassHealth MCO member months. Proportions may not sum to 100% due to rounding. Source: Payer-reported APM data to CHIA, CYs 2012 and 2013 **Percentage point change in total APM adoption rate, (37%)* *Market share (31%) (27%)

Adoption of APMs in the Commonwealth Care market grew by about 16 percentage points in 2013 Source: Payer-reported APM data to CHIA, CYs 2012 and 2013 Notes: APM adoption rates shown by payer-reported member months for Commonwealth Care members. Commonwealth Care payers did not report any use of Limited Budgets or Bundled Payments in 2012 or Please note that Commonwealth Care plans only reported HMO products. Proportions may not sum to 100% due to rounding.

Only three of the five Commonwealth Care MCOs have adopted APMs +21.2%** +10.2% +1.4% 0.0% **Percentage point change in total APM adoption rate, Notes: APM adoption rates shown by payer-reported member months for Commonwealth Care members. Commonwealth Care payers did not report any use of Limited Budgets or Bundled Payments in 2012 or Payers are grouped as either Massachusetts-based or national. Within each category, payers are listed in order of decreasing Commonwealth Care market share. Market share is defined according to share of total statewide Commonwealth Care member months. Proportions may not sum to 100% due to rounding. Massachusetts-based Payers National Payers

Adoption of APMs in the Medicare Advantage market remained stable from 2012 to 2013 Source: Payer-reported APM data to CHIA, CYs 2012 and 2013 Notes: APM adoption rates shown by payer-reported member months for Medicare Advantage members. Medicare Advantage payers did not report any use of Bundled Payments or “Other, non-FFS” payment methods in 2012 or Proportions may not sum to 100% due to rounding.

Most payers have adopted APMs in the Medicare Advantage market Source: Payer-reported APM data to CHIA, CYs 2012 and 2013 **Percentage point change in total APM adoption rate, Notes: APM adoption rates shown by payer-reported member months for Medicare Advantage members. Medicare Advantage payers did not report any use of Bundled Payments or “Other, non-FFS” payment methods in 2012 or Payers are grouped as either Massachusetts-based or national. Within each category, payers are listed in order of decreasing Medicare Advantage market share. Market share is defined according to share of total statewide Medicare Advantage member months. Proportions may not sum to 100% due to rounding. +6.0%** 0.0% -15.9% -0.6% -1.6% +0.3% (48%)* *Market share (17%) (15%) (14%) (4%) (1%) Massachusetts-based Payers National Payers

BCBS Tufts Fallon HNE NHP BMC Aetna United The adoption of APMs varied across insurance categories offered by the same payer Abbreviations: MMCO: MassHealth MCO Comm Care: Commonwealth Care Med Adv: Medicare Advantage Source: Payer-reported APM data to CHIA, CYs 2012 and 2013 Notes: APM adoption rates shown by payer-reported member months. Only payers offering products in more than one insurance category are included here. Payers are grouped as either Massachusetts-based or national. Within each category, payers are listed in order of decreasing commercial market share. Market share is defined according to share of total statewide commercial member months. Proportions may not sum to 100% due to rounding. Celticare Network Health Massachusetts-based Payers National Payers 0%