Managed Long Term Services and Supports (MLTSS)

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Cal MediConnect 2017 Managed Long Term Services and Supports (MLTSS) 2017 CMC Annual Training

Topics of Discussion What are MLTSS services? Overview of MLTSS programs MLTSS Referrals Services covered Eligibility requirements and assessment processes MLTSS and care coordination How the MLTSS Dept. assists with each service

What is MLTSS? Managed Long Term Services and Supports or MLTSS Typically refers to a wide range of services that support people to live independently in the community.

MLTSS Goals To avoid or delay the premature placement of persons in nursing facilities, while fostering independent living in the community Reduce health care costs by arranging for homebased services

What services are covered Five (5) MLTSS Programs: under MLTSS? IHSS CBAS LTC In Home Supportive Services Community Based Adult Services Long Term Care MSSP CPO Multipurpose Senior Services Program Care Plan Options (CMC only)

MLTSS Department Philosophy Our Mission To assist L.A. Care members who are elderly, living with substantial cognitive or functional limitations, require assistance to perform activities of daily living, or want to plan for future long-term care needs.

Roles of the MLTSS Department Act as MLTSS subject matter experts (SME) on care teams Act as liaison to MLTSS providers, vendors & internal departments Find the right combination of services through assessment & staff expertise MLTSS Provide education on MLTSS benefits Coordinate access to MLTSS services Provide oversight of MLTSS services & act as a liaison to MLTSS providers & vendors

MLTSS Delegation Model MLTSS is a Medi-cal* benefit * PASC, Covered California and Healthy families line of businesses are excluded from MLTSS Plan Partners are responsible for MLTSS Medi-Cal benefits PPGs will not be delegated for MLTSS services Benefit IHSS MSSP CBAS Long Term Care (LTC) *Skilled level of care (UM) Delegation L.A. Care MLTSS L.A. Care MLTSS L.A. Care MLTSS L.A. Care MLTSS PPG level

In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) CSC (Internal)

What is In-Home Supportive Services? IHSS is a California state program that provides homecare services to low-income seniors and persons with disabilities, allowing them to remain safely in their home. IHSS serves approx. 195,000 individuals in L.A. County Approx. 70,000 L.A. Care members are enrolled in IHSS

What are IHSS Services? Domestic Chores Personal Care Paramedical Assistance Other Services House cleaning Bathing Medications Accompany to medical appointments Meal preparation Grooming Injections Yard abatement Laundry Grocery shopping Dressing Feeding Blood/Urine testing Exercises Protective supervision

Who is Eligible for IHSS? All IHSS beneficiaries must: Be a California resident and a U.S. citizen/legal resident, and be living in their own home (must have a physical address) Receive or be eligible to receive Supplemental Security Income/State Supplemental Payment (SSI/SSP) or Medi-Cal benefits Be 65 years of age or older, blind, or disabled by Social Security standards Submit a health care certification form (SOC 873) from a licensed health care professional indicating that they need assistance to stay living at home

Who Provides these Services? As the employer, the consumer (member) can hire anyone they choose to be their homecare worker including family members or friends IHSS Providers are paid $11.18/hr. in L.A. County IHSS Providers must: Complete enrollment process which includes clearance of Criminal Background Investigation Attend Provider orientation to obtain information about IHSS rules and requirements

Enrollment Responsibilities DPSS Completes intake Conducts assessment Determines hours Authorizes services L.A. Care does not determine need for services or authorize hours Consumer Files application Hires IHSS provider of choice Cooperate during assessment Provides accurate information Submits completed forms timely The IHSS enrollment process can take up to 90 days PCP Completes Medical Certification form and other required documentation L.A Care Assists member in navigating IHSS process Initiates application as needed Follows up on application as needed Acts as a liaison between member and DPSS

The IHSS Notice of Action The IHSS Notice of Action notifies consumers of determination made by DPSS: Total authorized hours Authorized hours per service/ category Changes to authorized hours Denial or termination of services IHSS Social Worker contact info Info on filing an Appeal

Multipurpose Senior Services (MSSP)

What is the MSSP Program? MSSP is an intensive case management program for seniors who are certified for nursing home placement, but wish to remain at home. Provide both social and health care management services Waiver program with limited slots of approx. 3,000 in L.A. county MSSP referrals can be subject to a 3 to 6 month wait

MSSP Sites in L.A. County Six MSSP sites in L.A. County: AltaMed Health Services Corporation Huntington Hospital Senior Care Network Partners in Care Foundation Human Services Association Jewish Family Services Independence at Home, a division of SCAN Health Plan

Who is Eligible for MSSP? In order to be eligible for MSSP services, a member must: Be >65 years of age Live within an MSSP service area (must have a physical address) Be eligible for Medi-Cal Be certified for nursing home placement Eligibility is determined by the local MSSP site based on state-set criteria

What are MSSP Services? Care Management Care Management Assistance Purchased Services Supplemental personal care Needs assessment Accessing services Respite Care Care Plan development Monitoring of Care Personal Advocacy Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) Meal Services Handyman/Minor Home Repairs Total cost of services must not exceed cost of SNF placement!

Community Based Adult Services (CBAS)

What is CBAS? CBAS is a program where members can go to a center during the day for assistance with their daily needs. Population: CBAS centers serve approximately 20,000 people in L.A. County L.A. Care is contracted with 150 CBAS centers Nearly 7,000 L.A. Care members are enrolled in CBAS

Who is Eligible for CBAS? CBAS services may be provided to Medi-Cal beneficiaries over 18 years of age who: Are certified for nursing home placement but wish to remain at home Have organic/acquired traumatic brain Injury and/or chronic mental health condition Have Alzheimer s disease or other dementia Have moderate to severe cognitive impairment Have a developmental disability

What are CBAS Services? Core Services Additional Services Professional nursing and medication management Physical, occupational or speech therapy Therapeutic activities Mental health/psychiatric services Social services and/or personal care services Registered dietician services One meal offered per day Transportation to/from center to member residence

Getting Started with CBAS CBAS services must be ordered by the PCP or other healthcare professional CBAS requires authorization from L.A. Care Members may also apply directly with a CBAS Center. CBAS center will work with L.A. Care to obtain authorization An in-person assessment will be conducted by a contracted CBAS nurse

CBAS Center Assessment 3 step authorization process The initial face to face assessment is conducted by a nurse vendor to determine eligibility state required form, CBAS Determination Tool (CEDT) CBAS Center conducts a detailed assessment on all new participants and develops a care plan (IPC) Multidisciplinary team includes a nurse, social worker, physical therapist, occupational therapist, speech therapist & nutritionist determines frequency of attendance Reassessments are conducted every 6 months Authorization for CBAS services is managed by Utilization Management

Long Term Care Facility Services (LTC)

What is Long Term Care? Long Term Care provides medical, social, and personal care in either a facility or at home for members with medical or mental conditions who need constant, continuous care. LTC diversion refers to accessing MLTSS services in lieu of a facility admission under long term care Members residing in a LTC facility who choose to return to the community (home, board & care) with other MLTSS benefits is referred to as LTC transition

Who is eligible for LTC? Medi-Cal members who require 24-hour long term (custodial) or short term (skilled) term medical care eligible to receive services in a skilled nursing facility certified by a physician LTC indicators: prolonged nursing support and supervision (dressing changes, tracheostomy, G-tube, ventilator) total or severe incontinence bedridden/comatose quadriplegia Authorization for LTC services is managed by Utilization Management

What is the difference of custodial vs. skilled care? Two (2) types of LTC: Long term Short term https://www.cms.gov/medicare-medicaid-coordination/fraud-prevention/medicaid-integrity-education/downloads/infograph-custodialcarevsskilledcare-[march- 2016].pdf

What is an Institutional PPG? L.A. Care has delegated specific contracted institutional Participating Provider Groups (IPPGs) to coordinate member care in a LTC (LTC, custodial institutional) setting including physician coverage L.A. Care will assign LTC members a physician from one of the Institutional PPGs (IPPGs) based on facility assignment Long Term Care members will transition to an IPPG member Transition Period LTC to Acute Inpatient or Skilled Level of Care LTC Member Requires Emergency Services LTC to Home/Community Exclusions: IMD s facility, Facilities outside of L.A. County

Institutional PPG Responsibility Coordination of Care for LTC Specialty Services (i.e. Psych & Neuro-Psych consultation) Ancillary Services (i.e. DME) Transition to acute care (Emergent/ Non- Emergent) Transition between levels of care (i.e. LTC to Skilled ) Discharge Planning back to community

List of IPPG/MSO CMC-Member Eligibility Name of PPG-Institutional Region Code Allied Physicians of California IPA- Institutional API Apple Care Medical Group Inc.- Institutional APPI Healthcare Partners-Institutional HCPI Prospect Medical Group-Institutional PROI St. Vincent IPA- Institutional SVPI

Care Plan Options (CPO) CMC only

What is Care Plan Options (CPO)? CPOs are additional services that L.A. Care may arrange and pay for people who have Medicare and Medi-Cal May include services such as: Respite care/provider support Supplemental IHSS-like services Home modification/maintenance Nutritional services

Who is Eligible for CPO? CMC Members who need CPO Services should be referred directly to L.A. Care s MLTSS Department. All CPO services must be authorized by L.A. Care prior to service, and must be provided through L.A. Care s contracted CPO provider network. CPO services not benefits.

Who is Eligible for CPO? Available to Cal MediConnect members only All community resources must be exhausted All CPO services must be authorized by L.A. Care prior to service, and must be provided through L.A. Care s contracted CPO provider network. CPO services are not benefits.

Other Specialty Services

Social & Specialty Services MLTSS works with Social Workers and Specialists for individualized assessment of member needs to connect members to the right programs and resources in the community. Examples: Information & Referrals to housing, transportation, PACE, disability services, specialized resources and more Moderate-Low members remain with PPG

MLTSS Referrals

Recognizing the Need for MLTSS Referrals to the MLTSS Department can come from various sources: PCP/PPG Social Worker, Case Manager Member, Family, Caregiver Hospital* MLTSS Referral ICT *If member is in hospital, must have an anticipated discharge date before making a referral for MLTSS services Member Services Community Based Organization

Why Should I Refer to MLTSS? Need for social support Needs assistance with activities of daily living (personal care or household chores) Qualifies for nursing home placement, but wants to stay home Needs caregiver support Receives MLTSS services, but needs more support History of repeat hospitalizations

How Do I Refer to MLTSS? Submit MLTSS Referral Form to Fax: 213-438-4866 available at www.lacare.org

L.A. Care MLTSS Department Please contact for inquiries or referral assistance. Phone: (855) 427-1223 Secure Fax: (213) 438-4866 MLTSS@lacare.org (sent securely)