MEDICAL HOMES AND SPECIALTY CARE FOR CHILDREN: OPPORTUNITY OR THREAT?
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1 MEDICAL HOMES AND SPECIALTY CARE FOR CHILDREN: OPPORTUNITY OR THREAT? Mark Weissman, MD, FAAP PENS 2013 National Conference May 2, 2013
2 Conflict of Interest Disclosure Conflicts of Interest for ALL listed contributors. NONE Mark Weissman, MD A conflict of interest exists when an individual is in a position to profit directly or indirectly through application of authority, influence, or knowledge in relation to the affairs of PENS. A conflict of interest also exists if a relative benefits or when the organization is adversely affected in any way.
3 Learning Objectives At the conclusion of the presentation, learners will be able to: Describe and differentiate the Medical Home as a care delivery and payment model Detail how pediatric practices can implement Medical Home to improve quality and reimbursement Describe how the Medical Home model may influence primary and specialty care delivery and shared patient care
4 Greetings from Washington DC Health care reform: Affordable Care Act ACA repeal? Election? Sequestration? United States needs to reduce health care expenditures to remain competitive in global economy Care and payment world is changing: CMS implementing new payment models for hospitals and providers for Medicare and Medicaid Fortune 500 promote high deductible plans for employees Major payers already moving towards value-based contracting
5 Medical Home Key Component of Health Care Reform Care delivery model Reimbursement model
6 Medical Home: It s not a place, it s a better way of delivering care Puts patient at the center of the health care system Provides primary care that is: Accessible Continuous Comprehensive Family-centered Coordinated Compassionate Culturally effective American Academy of Pediatrics
7 Medical Home : Origin in Pediatrics AAP: Every Child Deserves a Medical Home (1978) Calvin Sia, MD (AAP) CSHCNs All children Medical Home expands to all Primary Care Endorsed by AAP-AAFP-ACP Emerging as payment model to achieve triple aim
8 Align with Health Care Reform & IHI Triple Aim Improving the US health care system requires simultaneous pursuit of three aims: Improving the experience of care Improving the health of populations Reducing per capita costs of health care Berwick D, Nolan T & Whittington J: The Triple Aim: Care, Health And Cost, Health Affairs 27, no. 3 (2008): Population Health Don Berwick: recent CMS Administrator Experience of Care Per Capita Cost
9 IHI Triple Aim
10 Think differently about patients and population
11 Manage care & cost outcomes for ALL patients
12 Population health focus: Improve quality & lower total cost ALL attributed patients in a: PCP panel Practice Defined region (city, state) Insurance contract Shared savings global contract Accountable care organization ALL attributed patients includes: patients you see patients you don t see who utilize health care system outside your practice or hospital
13 Early evidence: Medical Homes beginning to bend the cost curve Investing in primary care patient centered medical homes results in improved quality of care and patient experiences, and reductions in expensive hospital and emergency department utilization. There is now even stronger evidence that investments in primary care can bend the cost curve, with several major evaluations showing that patient centered medical home initiatives have produced a net savings in total health care expenditures for the patients served by these initiatives.
14 Evidence? Payers are not waiting WSJ: January 2012 Wellpoint & Aetna announce new primary care payment models Increase PCP fee schedule by 10-15% Added payment (pmpm, care plans) for coordinating care, managing chronic disease Additional reward if total cost reductions (20-30% of savings)
15 United HealthCare "This is not just an exercise or a pilot," said Sam Ho, chief clinical officer at UnitedHealthcare. "It represents a significant change in the architecture of our compensation models for doctors and hospitals." WSJ: February 2012 UnitedHealth states it plans to ramp up "valuebased" contracts from 1 2 % (currently) to 50-70% of the carrier's commercially insured members by UnitedHealth expects the new efforts to save at least twice as much money as they cost.
16 Emerging Medical Home payment models Enhanced FFS Care Coordination Quality P4P
17 Enhanced reimbursement to primary care medical home Enhanced FFS Increased base rate or fee schedule Medical Home transformation & care coordination PMPM Limited benchmarking for pediatric pmpm Practice-based care coordination: evolving skill set Appointment scheduling, outreach/recall, disease/condition management, home care orders, coordination with schools & community resources Chronic complex children- coordinate with hospital resources, specialists, education & community resources Quality Incentives/P4P or shared savings Accountable care for defined populations Practice system level Shared savings measured, calculated and shared how? Limited pediatric metrics, methodology Impacts and savings difficult to predict
18 Majority of states now have Medical Home payment models or pilots underway Pay PCMH practices additionally for medical home services Many linked to NCQA Medical Home Practice Recognition Potential shared savings for total expense reduction What influence will Medical Homes have on hospital, ED, specialty, pharmacy utilization? Threat or opportunity for specialists?
19 CareFirst Mid-Atlantic PCMH contract (3.5 million subscribers) New PCMH contract for Primary Care Providers Triple Aim Payment: Increase PCP fee schedule: 12% Incentivize Care Coordination: $200/care plan Gain Sharing: reduce annual costs for attributed patients + quality score = higher fee schedule following year Data transparency via CareFirst Portal All patient claims & costs Offering bypasses hospitals & specialiststargets & rewards PCPs Insurance product: Healthy Blue Reduced premiums & deductibles for selecting & working with Medical Home physician Year 1 results: Paid $23M- saved $40M
20 Isn t my practice already a Medical Home? Most pediatric practices provide many aspects of medical home - but likely not all Still have practice redesign and/or documentation to do to be recognized as an NCQA Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH)
21 Accreditation & Recognition: NCQA recognizes Medical Homes Hospitals JCAHO Leapfrog Group ANCC-Magnet Status Physicians: Board Certification: American Board of Pediatrics NCQA PCMH Recognition
22 NCQA PCMH Model for Care NCQA PCMH Model for Care Personal physician (or NP) Coordinated care Care team Enhanced care, access & communication Facilitated by HIT: registries, information technology, health information exchange and patient web portals. Assure that patients get the indicated care when and where they need and want it in a culturally and linguistically appropriate manner.
23 NCQA PCMH standards, 28 elements (6 must pass ) 1. Enhance Access & Continuity Access During Office Hours 2. Identify & Manage Patient Populations Use Data for Population Management 3. Plan & Manage Care Care Management 4. Provide Self-Care Support & Community Resources Support Self-Care Processes 5. Track & Coordinate Care Referral Tracking & Follow-up 6. Measure & Improve Performance Implement Continuous Quality Improvement
24 NCQA PCMH Application Detailed electronic application Extensive documentation of processes Policies & procedures, data, screenshots, quality improvement At least 90 continuous days Fees: $80 Survey Tool $800 - $4000 (1 8+ providers/practice site) 20% discount if sponsored by health plan, employers or other programs Discounts for Multi-Site Group Survey (common system)
25 Case Study: NCQA PCMH Recognition Children s National Medical Center (DC): Goldberg Center for Community Pediatric Health Seven primary care health centers & mobile health program Fall 2010 Summer 2011: Significant practice redesign (6 months) and detailed 90-day documentation of practice PCMH performance (2008 standards) Shared leadership, faculty & management team incentive goals Submitted group application: each center recognized by NCQA at highest Level III PCMH (August 2011) DC: 1st pediatric practices & 1 st practices serving underserved populations Nationally: among 1 st pediatric practices in academic settings (children s hospitals) 1 st adolescent medicine practice
26 Surveying patient experience
27 CAHPS: Evolving industry survey Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems Emerging standardized industry survey (and future benchmark) of providers & practices: CAHPS (Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems) Developed by AHRQ, NCQA and others Visit and Yearly Surveys Adult and Child Surveys Medical Home Practice Surveys Children with Special Needs
28 Massachusetts: Consumer Reports Ratings of PCP s
29 Ratings of pediatric practices (MHQP) Willingness to recommend Def YES-Prob YES-Not sure- Prob Not-Def Not Performance (4 1) How well doctors communicate with patients How well doctors know their patients How well doctors give preventative care and advice Getting timely appointments, care and information Getting courteous and respectful help from office staff
30 Added CAHPS Medical Home Survey Questions: Emphasis on Convenient Access & Care Coordination In the last 12 months: How many days did you usually have to wait for an appointment when your child needed care right away? How often were you able to get the care your child needed during evenings, weekends or holidays? Did you get any reminders about your child s care between visits? How often did your provider seem informed and up-to-date about the care your child got from specialists? Did anyone talk at each visit about all the prescription medicines your child was taking? Did anyone talk with you about specific goals for your child s health? Did anyone ask you if there are things that make it hard for you to take care of your child s health? Supplemental survey questions for children with special health care needs
31 Evolution & alignment of quality measures CMS: Medicaid (CHIPRA) QUALITY MEASURES EHR: Meaningful Use NCQA: HEDIS
32 EMR incentives Eligible providers (>30% Medicaid) can receive up to $65,000 over 5 years for implementing a certified EMR and documenting meaningful use Reduced payment for Medicaid >20% Maryland REC: CRISP Maryland: payer incentives for EMR implementation Position for triple aim (care, health, cost), NCQA PCMH and evolving payment models
33 NCQA HEDIS measures (Healthcare Effectiveness & Data Information Sets) Measure health plan & provider performance (admin claims & chart audits) Pediatric measures: (for patients assigned to PCP) # of recommended well-child visits Immunizations: childhood & adolescent Asthma: controller meds if asthma dx ADHD + stimulant Rx: evidence of follow-up care Chlamydia screening Obesity: BMI%ile, nutrition & activity counseling URI diagnosis- no antibiotic Rx (PBM) Strep pharyngitis dx + antibiotic Rx TC/rapid test?
34 Minnesota HealthScores
35 Childhood Asthma
36 Childhood Asthma
37 Evolution from practice measures to population measures Clinical practice performance All attributed patients Patient satisfaction with care experience Health plan, provider/practice/hospital Cost of care (total expense for patients attributed to PCP/practice) Triple Aim New payment models will reward high performers (and pay less to low performers) And all quality and cost data will be publicly available to healthcare consumers
38 NCQA PCMH s have lower total costs In 2009 researchers found that Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield patients who were seen at PCMH practices experienced better preventive health, higher levels of disease management and lower resource utilization and costs, compared with practices that did not pursue PCMH status. PCMH patients had 12 percent and 23 percent lower odds of hospitalization and required 11 percent and 17 percent fewer emergency department services than non- PCMH patients. Risk-adjusted total per member per month (PMPM) costs were 8.6 percent and 14.5 percent lower for PCMH-treated pediatric and adult patients, respectively (DeVries 2012).
39 What drives expense (total cost)? Not primary care practice charges (maximize these) Lack of coordinated care for: Hospitalization ED visits Specialty visits (and procedures) Labs & imaging Pharmacy DME/Home Care
40 Where s the savings in kids?
41 $ (BILLIONS) EXPENDITURES FOR SELECTED HEALTH PROGRAMS: Wise, 0 MEDICARE + PART D MEDICARE MEDICAID MEDICAID FOR CHILDREN 7.8 SCHIP
42 Where s the savings in kids? The savings opportunity may be in adult care, but pediatrics is along for the ride!
43 Medical Home: Origin in Pediatrics Opportunities for cost savings in adult care Opportunities for making care more costeffective in Pediatrics? Maximizing preventive care Chronic disease management: asthma, ADHD, obesity Care coordination for CSHCNs/complex illness Pharmacy utilization: brand vs generic Specialty referrals, studies & F/U care: frequency & expense Lab and imaging studies Mental/behavioral health (co-morbidity, influence on utilization) Medical Home access & ED utilization Elective surgery Ambulatory sensitive admissions Directing patients by quality or cost We are going to need to develop skill set & experience to manage population health & cost successfully
44 Old business model vs new? VOLUME VALUE
45 Volume vs value payments Volume: basic business model of U.S. healthcare (hospital, specialty, and primary care) See more, do more, bill more PCP: multiple 99213s vs /99215 Value: incentivizes quality outcomes and total expense reduction Added payment for Medical Home access and services Promote care coordination, chronic disease management Incentives/shared savings for reducing total expense Hospital, ED, specialty, elective surgery, pharmacy, labs/imaging, etc.
46 PCP s: I m too busy to manage complex patients Historic business model 6 x URI/OM >>> 1 x anything B Starfield: tyranny of the 15 minute visit Volume rules; refer anything that takes time Emerging business model Increased primary care payments for access, population & disease management Payment for care coordination & expanded medical home access/services Gain-sharing/rewards for reducing total population expense
47 Don t touch that dial adjust cautiously VOLUME VALUE
48 Threat or opportunity for pediatric specialists? Pediatric Medical Home practices will be increasingly incentivized to reduce total care expense for their patients Increase preventive care, care coordination and chronic disease management to reduce preventable ED visits and hospitalizations Reduce unnecessary specialty referrals, labs/imaging Partner with specialists who: Communicate, coordinate & co-manage well Higher quality (if measurable) and /or lower cost Threatens volume-driven business models (more visits, charges, studies) vs rewards value-based care How can specialty practices deliver value?
49 Pediatric Endocrinology conditions: many are chronic/lifelong & expensive Commonly referred concerns: Diabetes mellitus type 1 Diabetes mellitus type 2 Growth disorders Thyroid and adrenal problems Problems of puberty Hypoglycemia Pituitary disorders, including pituitary tumors, hormone deficiencies, diabetes insipidus, and care of patients following therapy of brain tumors Calcium and bone metabolism disorders, including rickets, osteoporosis, osteogenesis imperfecta, and parathyroid disease Disorders of sexual development Hirsutism and menstrual disorders, including polycystic ovarian syndrome Endocrine tumors Long-term costs if not managed well?
50 Opportunity for pediatric endocrinology and other specialists Partner with community pediatricians and care providers to manage specialty concerns more cost-effectively Focus on access, communication, coordination and comanagement Quality/cost = value
51 Better partnering with referring physicians Improve referral appropriateness & timeliness Share guidelines with PCP s When to refer & not, what to send (eg lab results, growth charts) What diagnostic labs to do & not to do (avoid unnecessary labs and/or costly repetition) Parental expectations- work-up vs reassurance Handouts- for practitioners & parents Develop referral tools (paper or on-line) Improve referral & co-management communication Pre- and post-visit roles Written care plan- share with parents What to do if Written referral agreements and expectations
52 Prepare for shared care, risk, reward Improving referral communication & co-management is good care and good business Demonstrate high quality and lower costs with robust data Shift to accountable care contracting Community PCP s, specialists & hospitals manage a defined patient population for bundled paymentincentives for reducing cost and increasing quality
53 Can specialty practices be Medical Homes? March : NCQA launches Patient Centered Specialty Practice (PCSP) Recognition program Extends principles of PCMH to specialty practices Under PCSP, specialty practices committed to access, communication and care coordination can earn accolades as the neighbors that surround and inform the medical home and colleagues in primary care. Why bother? Specialty practice transformation to patient & familycentered team-based care model Better communication & care coordination = better relationships with referring PCP s Recognition as best practice by community, home institution, employers and payers Increased reimbursement for NCQA recognition and valuebased care (better care, outcomes & lower cost) Better positioning for value-based care
54 PCSP program asks specialty practices to: Develop and maintain referral agreements and care plans with primary care practices. Provide superior access to care, including electronically, when patients need it. Track patients over time and across clinical encounters to assure the patient s needs are met. Provide patient-centered care- care that includes the patient (and family) in planning and goal setting. The program also evaluates: Medication management (including medication reconciliation and electronic prescribing) Information flow over care transitions improvement Performance measurement improvement (both clinical and patient experience)
55 NCQA PCSP scoring
56 Patient Centered Specialty Practices must score >50% on must pass elements: Specialty practice has agreements in place to manage referrals effectively The specialty practice states expectations and monitors its performance to ensure timely and complete response to PCP s The practice uses team-based care. The practice manages medications. The practice has a quality improvement program.
57 Quick overview of PCSP elements Where can I get additional information Download elements and detailed information about PCMH and PCSP at NCQA White Paper: Patient- Centered Specialty Practice Recognition Here are scoring elements for your learning and reference
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80 PCSP Uptake: Opportunity for PENS? Will PCSP get uptake? High likelihood based on adult specialty care, expense & interest in sharing in new payment models Pediatrics will follow Pediatric endocrinology nurses could help lead PCSP practice transformation and local NCQA application process for pediatric endocrinology specialty practice
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84 Take home message Medical Home is not a place- but a better way of delivering care Medical Home is emerging as care delivery & payment model Health care payment is evolving from volume to value-based models Value is framed by triple aim: better care, better health, lower cost Pediatricians and specialty providers need to position for value-based care through measuring & improving patient experience, population outcomes and total expense Specialty practices can both support primary care Medical Homes as well as be Medical Homes for select patients- building a collaborative medical neighborhood and accountable health system
85 Questions & Discussion
86 Contact information Mark Weissman, M.D. Children's National Medical Center Division Chief, General Pediatrics & Community Health Vice President, Goldberg Center for Community Pediatric Health Vice President & Executive Director, Children's National Health Network 111 Michigan Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC (Donnita Pickett, Staff Assistant) (Desk- voic )
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