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Healthcare Transformation Learning Session August 22, 2014

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Improving Healthcare Transparency in Greater Columbus

…exploring the opportunities and challenges for consumers, providers, and purchasers

Upcoming Learning Sessions

9/24/14 Webinar 1:00 - 2:00p Topic: Consumer Reports - Better Health Care - Changes to Learn About Now

10/22/14 Webinar 1:00-2:00p Topic: Pharmacists expanded roles in value-based healthcare

12/5/14 In-Person, 8:30-11:30a Topic: Annual showcase of best practices and lessons learned featuring our pubic-private partners

Register today!

www.hcgc.org/registration Patient surveys …experiences

Clinical data …electronic

medical records

Medical claims …Commercial, Medicare, Medicaid

Improved healthcare

transparency

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Major Supporters

Individual & Corporate Donations

100% of our Board of Directors

& Staff

Additional Supporters

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Our Public-Private Funding Partners

AGENDA

Objectives • AWARENESS on All-Payer Claims Database (APCD) – transparency area with the most activity and learning available

• EXPLORE opportunities and challenges for consumers, providers, purchasers • LEARN from diverse perspectives of participants

8:30-8:50a Welcome & Briefing • Krista Stock & Jeff Biehl, Healthcare Collaborative of Greater Columbus

8:50-10:50a APCD Overview • APCD -- What and Why • Usage Examples – How are APCDs being used? Featured Speaker • Jo Porter, MPH, Deputy Director for the Institute for Health Policy and

Practice at the University of New Hampshire and the co-chair of the national All-Payer Claims Database (APCD) Council.

Discussion Panel • Tom Hadley, Senior Vice President, Wells Fargo Insurance Services • Kevin Hinkle, Regional Vice President, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield • Isi Ikharebha, MPH, Executive Director, Physicians Care Connection • Bill Wulf, MD, CEO, Central Ohio Primary Care

10:50-11:00a Next Steps


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Overview August 2014

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…exploring and catalyzing best \practices to strengthen engagement between consumers, providers, and purchasers

SHARED RESPONSIBILITY HEALTHCARE DELIVERY

COLLABORATIVE LEARNING HEALTHCARE TRANSPARENCY

…improve engagement between consumers, providers, and purchasers

…improve the value of healthcare

…improve access to price and quality information

…improve the application of learning in Greater Columbus

Collaborative Transformational Activities

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…exploring and catalyzing best practices to strengthen engagement between consumers, providers, and purchasers

SHARED RESPONSIBILITY HEALTHCARE DELIVERY

COLLABORATIVE LEARNING HEALTHCARE TRANSPARENCY

emerging active

Choosing Wisely®

Patient Engagement Education & Training

Open Notes®

emerging active

emerging active

emerging active

Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH)

Medical Neighborhood Pilot

Physical-Behavioral Integration Pilot

Primary Care Quality Reporting Pilot

Public-Private Board of Directors

Healthcare Improvement Collaboratives

Transformation Learning Sessions

Speaking Engagements

Learning Groups


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Improving Healthcare Transparency in Greater Columbus …exploring the opportunities and challenges

for consumers, providers, and purchasers

Patient surveys …experiences


medical records


Improved healthcare

transparency www.hcgc.org


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medical records


Improved healthcare

transparency

current activity

with patient-centered medical homes

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Primary Care Quality Reporting Pilot • Based on national standards • Clinical measures from electronic

medical records • A good place to start demonstrating

meaningful use of health information technology

Adult Measure • Diabetes: Hemoglobin A1c Poor

Control • Diabetes: Low Density Lipoprotein

(LDL) Management • Diabetes: Blood Pressure

Management • Controlling High Blood Pressure

Current Pilot Participants (65 sites)

• Central Ohio Primary Care (35 practice sites)

• Mount Carmel Medical Group (17 practice sites)

• The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center (13 practice sites)

Primary Care Quality Reporting Pilot

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EMERGING NEXT STEPS – TO BE ANNOUNCED IN SEPTEMBER 2014


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medical records


Improved healthcare

transparency

Today’s Focus:

All-Payer Claims

Database (APCD)

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All-Payer Claims Database

Featured Speaker • Josephine Porter, MPH, Deputy Director for the Institute for Health Policy

and Practice at the University of New Hampshire and the co-chair of the national All-Payer Claims Database (APCD) Council. The APCD Council is learning collaborative of government, private, non-profit, and academic organizations focused on improving healthcare transparency.

Discussion Panel • Tom Hadley, Senior Vice President, Wells Fargo Insurance Services

• Kevin Hinkle, Regional Vice President, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield

• Isi Ikharebha, MPH, Executive Director, Physicians Care Connection

• Bill Wulf, MD, CEO, Central Ohio Primary Care

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APCD Overview Jo Porter, MPH

August 22, 2014

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Thank You!

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Background

APCDs: What and Why



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• Early Stage Technical Assistance to States

• Shared Learning • Catalyzing States to Achieve Mutual

Goals www.apcdcouncil.org www.apcdshowcase.org

Our Work

http://www.apcdcouncil.org

http://www.apcdshowcase.org/



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Backdrop 2005-2013 • Increased Transparency Efforts (state,

consumer, employer, etc.) • Health Information Exchange (HITECH) • Health Reform (PPACA) • Payment Reform

– Patient Centered Medical Home – Accountable Care Organizations



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Definition of APCDs • Databases, created by state mandate,

that typically include data derived from medical, pharmacy, and dental claims with eligibility and provider files from private and public payers: – Insurance carriers (medical, dental, TPAs,

PBMs) – Public payers (Medicaid, Medicare)

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Commercial / TPAs / PBMs /

Dental / Medicare Parts C & D

Medicaid FFS / Managed Care /

SCHIP

Medicare Parts A & B

FUTURE: TRICARE & VA &

IHS & FEHB

APCD

Typical APCD Data Sets PR

OVI

DER

FILE

ELIGIBILITY FILE


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Typically Included Information – Encrypted ID* – Patient demographics(date

of birth, gender, residence, relationship to subscriber)

– Type of product (HMO, POS, Indemnity, etc.)

– Type of contract (single person, family, etc.)

– Diagnosis codes (including E-codes)

– Procedure codes (ICD, CPT, HCPC, CDT)

– NDC code / generic indicator / other Rx

– Revenue codes – Service dates – Service provider (name,

tax id, payer id, specialty code, city, state, zip code)

– Prescribing physician – Plan charges & payments – Member liabilities (co-pay,

coinsurance, deductible) – Date paid – Type of bill – Facility type – Other 835/837 fields



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Typically Not Included Information – Services provided to uninsured – Denied claims – Workers’ compensation claims – Referrals – Test results from lab work, imaging, etc. – Provider affiliations – Premium information – Capitation fees – Administrative fees – Back end settlement amounts – Back end P4P or PCMH payments


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Evolution of Data Sets for States Administrative Data Sets

• Hospital Discharge • Medicaid • Medicare • All-Payer Claims

Databases

Clinical Data Sets

• Public Health Registries • Clinical Registries • Electronic Health

Records • Laboratory Systems • Health Information

Exchanges

Linkage?


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May 2014 State Progress Map



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All-Payer Road Map


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State Experiences and

Lessons Learned



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Lessons Learned by States • Develop Multi-Stakeholder Approach

• Form Provider Relationships • Form Payer Relationships

• Be Transparent and Document • Understand Uses and Limitations • Seize Integration & Linkage

Opportunities • Develop Use Cases

learn from diverse perspectives of participants

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From the perspective of consumers, providers and purchasers…

What are your questions to improve clarity on What and Why of APCDs?

What has been your major learning,

insight, or discovery so far?

APCDs: What and Why

Update on emerging initiative in Greater Columbus…

Patient Engagement Education & Training

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Usage Examples: How are APCDs being used?

www.apcdshowcase.org

http://www.apcdshowcase.org/



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Something for Everyone

HEALTH DEPARTMENT

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT

POLICY MAKERS

MEDICAID PURCHASERS RESEARCHERS

PROVIDERS PAYERS CONSUMERS


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Population Health


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Source: http://www.nhhealthwrqs.org


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Source: http://www.dhhs.nh.gov/ombp/documents/respiratory.pdf


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State Agencies


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Source: http://nhmedicaidquality.org/


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SOURCE: CIVHC, www.cohealthdata.org


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Tri-State Variation in Health Services Utilization & Expenditures in Northern New England, June 2010

Advanced Imaging – MRIs

Greenville (46.2) Keene

(90.8)

Rutland (73.8)

Middlebury (53.3)

Source: State of Vermont: http://apcdcouncil.org/sites/apcdcouncil.org/files/OnPoint%20Act49-Tri-State-Commercial-Variation.pdf


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Source: https://chhs.unh.edu/sites/chhs.unh.edu/files/docs/nhihpp/2008-12_NH-Patient-Migration-Analysis.pdf


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NH Carrier Discounts – 2009 Commercial

Source: NH Insurance Department

Source: https://chhs.unh.edu/sites/chhs.unh.edu/files/docs/nhihpp/2008-12_NH-Patient-Migration-Analysis.pdf


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NH vs. Out -of- State Spending 2009 Commercial Membership

Source: NH Insurance Department, August 2, 2010


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Consumers



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Source: New Hampshire Insurance Department, HealthCost: http://www.nhhealthcost.org

http://www.nhhealthcost.org



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Source: Maine HealthCost: https://mhdo.maine.gov/healthcost2014/CostCompare


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Purchasers


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SOURCE: CIVHC, www.cohealthdata.org


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Rx Volume by Type – NH 3 Largest Payers 2009 and 2010

Source: NH Purchasers Group on Health; UNH Center for Health Analytics


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Reform


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Source: NH Accountable Care Project; www.nhaccountablecare.org


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Source: NH Accountable Care Project; www.nhaccountablecare.org

learn from diverse perspectives of participants

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From the perspective of consumers, providers and purchasers…

What are your questions to improve

clarity on Use of APCDs?

What are the opportunities and challenges of implementing an APCD

in Greater Columbus/Ohio?

Usage Examples: How are APCDs being used?


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Thank you for participating today!

Next Steps Today: Email you a link to

presentation slides, recording, and evaluation survey

Next Week: Email you record of learning

Application of Learning: We will incorporate into our collaborative planning process

Upcoming Learning Sessions

9/24/14 Webinar 1:00 - 2:00p Topic: Consumer Reports - Better Health Care - Changes to Learn About Now

10/22/14 Webinar 1:00-2:00p Topic: Pharmacists expanded roles in value-based healthcare

12/5/14 In-Person, 8:30-11:30a Topic: Annual showcase of best practices and lessons learned featuring our pubic-private partners

Register today!

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