Behavioral Health Services in Ohio Hospitals Ohio Hospital Association. Ohio Department of Medicaid January 23, 2018

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1 Behavioral Health Services in Ohio Hospitals Ohio Hospital Association Ohio Department of Medicaid January 23,

2 Outpatient Hospital Behavioral Health Services 2

3 OPHBH Services in Hospitals Outpatient Hospital Behavioral Health Services (OPHBH) provided in accordance with Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) rule (G)(2) - Expanded code set for BH services - Same rates as BH redesign community benefit; aligned with credentials of the professional performing the service - All standards required in behavioral health redesign will be required of outpatient hospital providers, including: Benefit limits Prior authorization requirements ASAM criteria Edits/Audits across codes - OPHBH services are exempt from the 72-hour roll-in requirement, so a claim can be submitted for OPHBH services provided in the 72-hours before an IP stay Medical services provided in the 72-hours before an IP stay must be submitted with the IP claim 3

4 Hospital Options for Outpatient BH Services Hospitals that operated an Ohio Medicaid Provider Type (PT) 84 (Community Mental Health Center) or 95 (Substance Use Disorder Treatment Program) prior to August 1, 2017: 1. Provide BH services under PT 84 or 95 - Enroll and affiliate all required providers in accordance with BH redesign - Submit ALL Medicaid BH services on a professional claim form (cannot submit some on an institutional claim form and others on a professional claim form) - Begin using new code set and rates when the Community BH Redesign rules are effective January 1, Terminate PT 84 and/or 95 and Submit as Outpatient Hospital (PT 01 or 02) - Only attending providers need to be enrolled in Medicaid - Submit ALL Medicaid OPHBH services on an institutional claim form with any other services provided on the same date of service 4

5 Hospital Options for Outpatient BH Services (cont.) 3. Hospitals without a PT 84 or 95 (prior to 8/1/17) that would like to provide OPHBH Services - Notify ODM of intent to provide OPHBH services at Hospital_Policy@Medicaid.Ohio.gov; and include in the - Name and Medicaid ID of hospital providing OPHBH services - Date of service beginning billing OPHBH services - Engage in testing with MyCare Ohio plans before submitting MyCare claims for payment - Submit ALL Medicaid OPHBH services on an institutional claim form with any other services provided on the same date of service (see slides 7-8) 4. Provide BH services as an outpatient hospital using EAPG-covered codes - No change to hospital billing prior to August 1,

6 OPHBH in Freestanding Psychiatric Hospitals Beginning August 1, 2017, freestanding psychiatric hospitals may be reimbursed under their hospital contract for providing outpatient services to Medicaid recipients Medicaid Provider Type 02 / Provider Specialty 018 (IMD) or 019 (non- IMD) OPHBH benefit package 6

7 Hospital Billing for OPHBH Services OPHBH services must be submitted FFS until carved into managed care - Submit OPHBH services to MyCare plans for dual-eligible individuals (Medicare and Medicaid) enrolled in MyCare plans beginning 8/1/17 - Non-MyCare managed care enrollees submit OPHBH claim to ODM and claim for all other (non- HE modifier) services to Managed Care Plan for dates of service 8/1/17-7/1/18 Services Crosswalk applies to these services (located under IT Resources (Final) on > Provider > Manual, Rates & Resources) Medicaid NCCI edits apply to these services, as they would to any other service ( - Medically Unlikely (MUE) Edits - Procedure-to-Procedure (PTP) Edits 7

8 How to Invoke OPHBH Pricing Submit prior authorization requests via the MITS Provider Portal > select Assignment Type 55 Hospital OP Behavioral Health (KEPRO completes these reviews) Bill one facility claim for entire service; not separate professional and facility claims Identify the relevant OPHBH services on the institutional claim form with all of the following on each detail line: - Specific Revenue Center Code - OPHBH CPT or HCPCS code - HE modifier (Mental Health Program) - A modifier signifying the highest level of practitioner who performed the service (for most codes) - Additional modifiers, as required by the code chart The claim must include a mental health/substance abuse diagnosis code(s) - does not have to be the primary diagnosis code 8

9 Ohio Medicaid Revenue Center Codes OPHBH Services RCC Description Covered under EAPG Covered in Outpatient Hospital for BH redesign services (with HE modifier) effective 8/1/ BH Treatment/Services X X 0904 Activity Therapy X 0906 IOP - Chemical Dependency X 0907 Day Treatment X 0911 Rehabilitation X X 0912 Partial Hospitalization - Less Intensive (Half Day) 0913 Partial Hospitalization - Intensive (Full Day) X 0914 Individual Therapy X X 0915 Group Therapy X X 0916 Family Therapy X X 0918 Testing 0919 Other Psych Services X X 1002 Residential Treatment Chemical Dependency X X X X 0671 Outpatient Special Residence Charges - All Home or Community Based Services X 9

10 Outpatient Hospital BH Code/Rate Chart The Outpatient Hospital Behavioral Health Code/Rate chart is available on the fee schedule page: > Providers > Fee Schedule and Rates > I Agree > Outpatient Hospital Behavioral Health Services 10

11 Outpatient Hospital BH Code/Rate Chart - Key 1. Unit of Measure whether the code is a time or encounterbased code 2. Per Diem Rate rate if the code does not require a practitioner modifier 3. CPT/HCPCS Code The entire list of codes available in the outpatient hospital BH benefit 4. Add-on Code if the code, by its definition, can only be used in conjunction with another code 5. Pricing Modifier (1) the HE modifier triggers outpatient hospital BH pricing 6. Pricing Modifier (2) Practitioner modifier representing the highest level of practitioner providing the service 7. Pricing Modifier (3) and (4) when needed to define the code or practitioner modifier for pricing 8. Benefit Limit and PA Requirements - mirrors limits from community benefit 9. Description CPT/HCPCS code description and ASAM level, when applicable 11

12 Outpatient Hospital BH Code/Rate Chart - Notes 12

13 Changes to the Rate Chart Since OPHBH Go Live - H2019 TD disabled 12/31/17 use T1002 TD for all RN services - H2017 TE disabled 2/15/18 use T1003 TE for all LPN services - UT modifier disabled 12/31/17 use KX modifier for crisis - Added rates for H0014 AT for 2-3 hours of service - Reworked H2019 and H2020 to clarify how to bill for these codes 13

14 SUD Group Counseling: H0005 versus Two billing codes are available for SUD group counseling provided by a licensed practitioner at the ASAM Level 1 outpatient level of care 1. Group psychotherapy (other than of a multiple-family group) Service may be rendered by a license practitioner providing psychotherapy in a group setting may be billed when the service provided complies with AMA/CMS billing guidance and the session is 52 minutes or less. 2. SUD Group counseling 15-minute unit H0005 H0005 may only be billed when a group session is 53 minutes or more and the practitioner bills for the correct number of 15-minute increments following AMA/CMS billing guidance. 14

15 Questions about OPHBH Services Since OPHBH is a hospital benefit, service and policy-related questions to: Hospital_Policy@Medicaid.Ohio.gov For assistance with accessing and entering claims in MITS, contact the Medicaid Provider Hotline at

16 MH Group TBS Hourly Billing Example Code Modifier 1 Practitioner Modifier Rate Development and Methodology H2012 HE AH, AJ, U5, U2 or U4 1 hour of licensed practitioner in an average group size of four Hourly per Person Rate $28.10 H2012 HE HO (or HO with U1, U9, U8, UA or U7) H2012 HE HN or UK (or HN with U1, U9, U8, UA or U7) 1 hour of unlicensed MA in an average group size of four 1 hour of unlicensed BA or QMH Spec 3+ in an average group size of four $21.05 $ Maximum group size: 1:12 practitioner to client ratio Only used if the person attends for the minimum needed to bill the unit (30+ minutes) in a group which does not exceed the practitioner to client ratio If the time minimum is not met, or H2019 may be used All other services are billed outside of H Maximum of 2 units per person per day 16

17 MH Group TBS Per Diem Billing Example Code Modifier 1 Practitioner Modifier Rate Development and Methodology Hourly per Person Rate H2020 HE AH, AJ, U5, U2 or U4 5 hours of licensed practitioner in an average group size of four $ H2020 HE HO (or HO with U1, U9, U8, UA or U7) 5 hours of unlicensed MA in an average group size of four $ H2020 HE HN or UK (or HN with U1, U9, U8, UA or U7) 5 hours of unlicensed BA or QMH Spec 3+ in an average group size of four $ Maximum group size: 1:12 Practitioner to client ratio Only used if the person attends for the minimum time needed to bill the per diem (2.5+ hours), which does not exceed the practitioner to client ratio If the minimum is not met, 90853, H2019 and/or H2012 may be used - One H2020 per diem, per patient, per day - Other services provided outside of H2020, (e.g., individual and/or family psychotherapy), may be billed in conjunction with this code if performed on the same day 17

18 SUD Intensive Outpatient Level of Care: Group Counseling Billing Example Code Modifier 1 Practitioner Modifier H0015 HE AM, SA, UC, UD, AH, AJ, U5, U2 or U3 Rate Development and Methodology Average group size of three for an average duration of 4 hours with licensed practitioner H0015 HE U1, U9, UA, U6, or U7 Average group size of three for an average duration of 4 hours with an unlicensed practitioner Hourly per Person Rate $ $ Maximum group size: 1:12 practitioner to client ratio - Used at ASAM Level 2.1 Only used if the person attends for the minimum needed to bill the per diem (2+ hours) in a group which does not exceed the practitioner-to-client ratio If person doesn t meet the minimum 2+ hours, or H0005 may be used Service is billed in whole unit only - All other services must be billed outside of H One H0015 per diem, per patient, per day 18

19 SUD Partial Hospitalization Level of Care: Group Counseling Billing Example Code Modifier 1 Practitioner Modifier (Modifier 2) Modifier 3 Rate Development and Methodology Hourly per Person Rate H0015 HE AM, SA, UC, UD, AH, AJ, U5, U2 or U3 TG Average group size of three for an average duration of 6 hours with licensed practitioner $ H0015 HE U1, U9, UA, U6, or U7 TG Average group size of three for an average duration of 6 hours with an unlicensed practitioner $ Maximum group size: 1:12 practitioner to client ratio - Only used at ASAM Level 2.5 Only used if the person attends for the minimum needed to bill the per diem (3+ hours) in a group that does not exceed the practitioner to client ratio If person doesn t meet the minimum 3+ hours, or H0005 may be used Service is billed in whole unit only - All other services must be billed outside of H One H0015 per diem, per patient, per day 19

20 Hospital Claim Submission Chart for BH Services 20

21 Important Dates for OPHBH Services General and Children s Hospitals If billing OPHBH services as a hospital, can bill FFS for these services for dates of service 8/1/17-6/30/18 MyCare Ohio enrollees submit to MyCare plan for all services on or after 8/1/17 Submit all non-ophbh services to the responsible plan for payment Freestanding Psychiatric Hospitals (IMDs and Non-IMDs) May submit outpatient claims for OPHBH services beginning 8/1/17 Submit claims to FFS for these services for dates of service 8/1/17-6/30/18 MyCare Ohio enrollees submit to MyCare plan for all services on or after 8/1/17 Submit all non-ophbh services to the responsible plan for payment Beginning 7/1/18, OPHBH services will be submitted to the recipient s enrolled plan (no requirement to engage in testing) Paramount would like to work with hospitals to engage in testing 21

22 Inpatient Behavioral Health Services 22

23 Psychiatric Pre-Certification OAC : Pre-certification Review Psychiatric precertification is required prior to or within two business days of admission for all IP stays when the admitting diagnosis is psychiatric in nature, and the stay groups to a psychiatric DRG (DRGs ) Psychiatric pre-certification should be requested of the entity responsible for payment FFS submit request via the MITS Provider Portal and select Assignment Type 37 Psychiatric Inpatient (requests are reviewed by Permedion) Medicaid Managed Care plan responsibility 23

24 Inpatient Psychiatric Services Important Dates Freestanding Psychiatric Hospitals IMDs In Lieu of Services Provisions (ages 21-64) for Managed Care started 7/1/17 Detox DRGs (DRGs 770 and ) available 7/1/17 Managed Care carve-in for those under 21 and over 64 began 1/1/18 Must meet medical necessity General and Children s Hospitals No recent changes IP services are covered by the responsible entity (FFS, MCP or MyCare Plan) Non-IMDs Fully carved into Managed Care 7/1/17 Detox DRGs (DRGs 770 and ) available 7/1/17 24

25 In Lieu Of Services Plan Process for Inpatient Psychiatric Care for Individuals Ages

26 Plan Points of Contact for BH and IMD Questions Aetna Buckeye 24/7 Notification Phone Line: , option 2, then 4 24/7 Notification Fax Line: Escalation/Other Questions: KilincA@AETNA.com 24/7 Nursewise Line /7 OH Notification Fax Line Escalation/Other Questions: Amber.Bundy@envolvehealth.com CareSource Molina 24/7 Notification Fax Line: /7 Notification mm-bh@caresource.com Escalation/Other Questions: Stephanie.Randazzo@caresource.com 24/7 Notification Fax Line: (877) /7 Notification OHBehavioralHealthReferrals@MolinaHealthcare.com Escalation/Other Questions: Emily.Higgins@MolinaHealthcare.com Paramount UnitedHealthcare PHCReferralManagement@ProMedica.org Escalation/Other Questions: hy.kisin@promedica.org Behavioral Health fax: /7 Provider Line to request authorizations: /7 Submit online authorization requests via Provider Portal: and Escalation/Other Questions: tracey.izzard-everett@optum.com 26

27 Stakeholder Resources for BH Redesign Provider tab of Medicaid Behavioral Health Provider Manual - describes every community-based MH and SUD service and outlines its policy re: coverage, admission criteria, coding, rendering practitioner, rates, etc., most of which apply to the services added to the outpatient hospital benefit The Outpatient Hospital BH Code Chart, Rates, Modifiers, Diagnosis Code and Revenue Center Code Chart is available at: > Providers > Fee Schedules and Rates > I Agree > Outpatient Hospital Behavioral Health Services Learn how to use the provider manual, coding chart, and the coverage and limitations work book to effectively bill services. The Hospital Billing Guidelines have been updated: > Providers > Billing > Billing Instructions > ODM Hospital Billing Guidelines. 27

28 Behavioral Health Redesign Website Go To: bh.medicaid.ohio.gov Sign up online for the BH Redesign Newsletter. 28

29 Questions? Contact Hospital Policy at: 29