1. The Passport Difference: Working Together for a Healthier Kentucky
Kentucky Primary Care Association
Fall Conference Presentation
November 9, 2017
Scott Vance, Manager Community Engagement

2. The Passport Difference: Working Together for a Healthier Kentucky
We have consistently been the MCO with the highest membership growth rate.
Keys to Success: Passport Health Plan
Twenty (20) years of Kentucky Medicaid experience
Provider sponsored
Non-profit and mission-driven
10 Consecutive years of A+ Rating by the Better Business Bureau
311,000 members in 120 Kentucky Counties
Updated: 8/30/17

3. The Passport Difference: Value-Added Programs
Clinical teams look for opportunities to Improve Health Outcomes by:
Identifying gaps in care
Working with others to develop and plan for possible solutions
Implementing pilots and new models of care
Evaluating outcomes

4. Prestonsburg classroom using Go Noodle
Healthier Stronger Students
GoNoodle Partnerships
We partner with several hospitals to offer GoNoodle to over 13,000 elementary school classrooms.
The program uses technology to get kids moving in the classroom to stimulate brain function and promote learning.
During the school year, Kentucky kids achieved 40,802,710 minutes of activity thanks to GoNoodle videos and Passport Health Plan.
Students that used the GoNoodle Mega Math Marathon increased their math scores by 50% more than students not using the game.
Partners are Hardin Memorial Hospital, Highlands Regional Medical Center, St. Claire Regional Medical Center, Owensboro Health, and Norton Children’s Hospital.
Value Added Programs
Prestonsburg classroom using Go Noodle

5. Cause-Related Partnerships
American Heart Association
Go Red for Women
Have Faith in Heart
Check. Change. Control.
American Diabetes Association
March of Dimes
Healthy Hoops Kentucky
National Kidney Foundation

6. Cause-Related Partnerships
Brightside
Kentucky Derby Festival
Kentucky State Fair
Western Kentucky University Hilltoppers With Heart
University of Kentucky Cats in the Community
Bellarmine Knights in Action
Charla Young’s “Power to Exhale” Movement

7. Provider Network Over 26,000 providers in network
More than doubled our provider network since 2014
Some of our newest partnerships include Shriner’s Hospitals, Cincinnati Children’s, and Christ Hospitals
Over the last three years our Behavioral Health provider network has grown more than six fold
*Ancillary includes providers such as Labs, Ambulatory, ASCs, and DMEs.
*Additional Information on growth numbers available in Appendices A and B.

8. Collaborating with Our Providers
We educate our providers on migration to a new Medical Information Management System
Continuous improvement toward value-based delivery of Medicaid Managed Care
Operational changes to enhance provider experience with stronger Service Level Agreements
We hold annual workshops, roundtables, and lunch-and-learns
We keep providers informed on pertinent changes and announcements via eNews
We provide meaningful data-driven reports
Transparency of operations
Providers active in all levels of decision making, including metrics, measures and reimbursement
Over ?? Physicians participating in PHP committees
Extensive provider network

9. Health Education: LIFE Program
Passport Health Plan has a health educator who provides healthy lifestyle trainings free of charge to our members and the community at large through the Lifestyle Improvements for Everyone (LIFE) Program!
Topics include:
Nutrition and exercise
Life skills and hygiene
Stress and coping
Disease management
Bullying prevention

10. Working Together to help Kentuckians Live Healthier Lives
How many people did we touch today, this week, this month, or this year.