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COMMITTEE ON ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE IN RURAL NORTH CAROLINA Loan Repayment Program Available to Medical Providers Practicing in Rural North Carolina Maggie Sauer, MS, MHA Department of Health and Human Services February 15, 2018 Version 5/16/2017

Programs at Office of Rural Health Placement and HPSA Services Recruit providers and designates health professional shortage areas NC Rural Health Centers Supports state designated rural health centers that serve the entire community NC Community Health Grants Supports the primary care safety net system with increasing access to health care for vulnerable populations NC Farmworker Health Program Supports medical, dental and educational services for members of the North Carolina agricultural labor force and their families Rural Health Information Technology Program Provides technical assistance to improve the use of Electronic Health Record (EHR) Systems and the use of health information exchange NC Rural Hospital Program Funds operational improvement projects for the benefit of all critical access hospitals and eligible small rural hospitals NC Medication Assistance Program Provides free and low-cost medications donated by pharmaceutical manufacturers to patients who cannot afford them NC Statewide Telepsychiatry Program Supports psychiatric evaluation of patients through videoconferencing technology in emergency departments NC Integrated Health Systems Supports community health initiatives and demonstration projects that benefit vulnerable populations 2

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Loan Repayment Acronyms National Health Service Corps (NHSC) Is administered by the Bureau of Health Workforce (BHW) in the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). NC Loan Repayment Program (NC LRP) State supported High Needs Service Bonus (HNSB) State supported Federal Loan Repayment Program (NC SLRP) Federal funds administered by ORH with additional philanthropic fund matching (50%) 6

NHSC, NC LRP, HNSB, and NC SLRP Guidelines Program Payment Amount Site Info Years of Service Eligible Providers National Health Service Corp $50,000 (paid at beginning of contractpenalties if provider leaves) Site must be: -Located within a HPSA -NHSC certified (or making meaningful strides toward NHSC certification) 2 (6 years max) Physicians Family Medicine, OB/GYN, General Internal Medicine, Geriatrics, General Pediatrics, General Psychiatry Physician Assistants (Primary Care) Nurse Practitioners Adult, Family, Pediatrics, Psychiatric / mental health, Geriatric, Women s Health, Certified Nurse Midwives, Psychiatric Nurse Specialists Dentistry Dental Hygienist Mental and Behavioral Health Health Service Psychologist, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Licensed Professional Counselor, Marriage and Family Therapist, Physician Assistant NC Loan Repayment $100,000 graduated payments -Physicians -Dentists $60,000 graduated payments -Nurse Practitioners -Physician Assistants -Dental Hygienists Automatic eligibility for: -State Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Centers (psychiatrists only), -NHSC certified sites (or making meaningful strides toward NHSC certification) -State Mental Health Hospitals (psychiatrists only) -Critical Access Hospitals 4 Physicians Family Medicine, OB/GYN, General Internal Medicine, General Pediatrics, General Psychiatry Physician Assistants (Primary Care) Nurse Practitioners Adult, Family, Pediatric, Psychiatric / mental health, Certified Nurse Midwives Dentists Dental Hygienists NC High Needs Service Bonus $50,000 graduated payments -Physicians -Dentists $30,000 graduated payments -Nurse Practitioners -Physician Assistants -Dental Hygienists Automatic eligibility for: -State Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Centers (psychiatrists only), -NHSC certified sites(or making meaningful strides toward NHSC certification) -State Mental Health Hospitals (psychiatrists only) -Critical Access Hospitals 4 Physicians Family Medicine, OB/GYN, General Internal Medicine, General Pediatrics, General Psychiatry Physician Assistants (Primary Care) Nurse Practitioners Adult, Family, Pediatric, Psychiatric / mental health, Certified Nurse Midwives Dentists Dental Hygienists Federal Loan Repayment (SLRP) $30,000 (static payment over 2 years) Site must be: -Located within a HPSA -NHSC certified (or making meaningful strides toward NHSC certification) -Integrated care setting 2 Licensed Clinical Social Workers Licensed Professional Counselors Marriage and Family Therapists Psychiatric Nurse Specialists Health Service Psychologists 7

SFY 2017 National Health Service Corps Current Active Placements Number of Contracts 49 New awards in SFY 2017 for a total of $2,160,572.57 60 Continuation awards in SFY 2017 for a total of $933,565.36 * Data from 2017 NC Field Strength Report 8

State Loan Repayment and High Needs Service Bonus for SFY 2013 Current Amount of Incentives $0 $1,000,000+ 9

Current Providers in Loan Repayment Programs Federal Loan Repayment (SLRP) 13 Providers 117 TOTAL PROVIDERS High Needs Service Bonus and State Loan Repayment (State Funds) 104 Providers 10

SFY 2017 North Carolina Loan Repayment Program and High Needs Service Bonus Program (82 Providers) *Composition (Practice Sights) and Economic Impact (IMPLAN) 11

Sample Payment Schedules for NC State Loan Repayment Program Physician and Dentist LRP Other Eligible Providers LRP *Graduated Payments Based on Service Time/State Supported 12

Sample Payment Schedules for High Needs Service Bonus Physician and Dentist HNSB Other Eligible Providers HNSB *State Supported 13

SFY 2017 Federal Loan Repayment Program 4 Licensed Clinical Social Workers 3 Licensed Professional Counselors 1 Health Service Psychologist *Federal funds administered by ORH Composition (Practice Sights) and Economic Impact (IMPLAN) in North Carolina- Funded by Health Research Service Administration (HRSA) 14

Federal Loan Repayment for FY 2015 Current Amount of Incentives *Federal funds administered by ORH $0 $100,000+ 15

Sample Payment Schedules for Federal Loan Repayment *Federal funds administered by ORH 16

ORH Contract Completion and Default Rates State Loan Repayment and High Needs Service Bonus Year Retention % Federal Loan Repayment Year Retention % 2018 55/58 = 95% 2017 46/55 = 84% 2016 35/57 = 61% 2018 5/5 = 100% 2017 9/10 = 90% 2016 4/4 = 100% 2015 58/78 = 74% 2014 74/94 = 79% 2013 54/72 = 75% Retention % is number of contracts retained during loan period/total contracts during loan period. 17

SFY 2017 - Top Three Retention Factors Practice Sights Retention Data - Based on % of respondents who agreed to the statement Includes all respondents from every program NC State Loan Repayment I feel like I am doing important work I fully value the mission of my practice Staff in my practice support my professional judgment Nation Health Service Corps I feel like I am doing important work I fully value the mission of my practice Staff in my practice support my professional judgment Federal Loan Repayment (SLRP) I feel like I am doing important work I fully value the mission of my practice I feel a strong personal connection with my patients Other 20 States that participate in Practice Sights Retention Data I feel like I am doing important work I fully value the mission of my practice Staff in my practice support my professional judgment 18

SFY 2017 - Top Three Retention Factors - Community NC State Loan Repayment 1 2 3 My spouse is happy in the community We feel safe in the community We have access to most of the things we like to do Nation Health Service Corps The community provides well for my children's need My children are happy in the community We feel safe in the community Federal Loan Repayment (SLRP) We feel safe in the community My children are happy in the community My spouse is happily employed Other 20 States that participate in Practice Sights Retention Data We feel safe in the community My children are happy in the community My spouse is happy in the community *Practice Sights Retention Data - Based on % of respondents who agreed to the statement Includes all respondents from every program 19

SFY 2017 - Lowest Three Retention Factors Practice Sights Retention Data - Based on % of respondents who agreed to the statement Includes all respondents from every program NC State Loan Repayment I am well compensated given my training and experience The staffing at my practice is stable-not much recent turnover Work rarely encroaches on my personal time Nation Health Service Corps My total compensation package, including benefits, is fair Work rarely encroaches on my personal time I am well compensated given my training and experience Federal Loan Repayment (SLRP) I am well compensated given my training and experience I have real input into administrative decisions Work rarely encroaches on my personal time Other 20 States that participate in Practice Sights Retention Data I am well compensated given my training and experience Work rarely encroaches on my personal time The staffing at my practice is stable-not much recent turnover 20

SFY 2018 Loan Availability and Consumption 2015 $1,499,977 2016 $1,499,977 2017 $1,499,977 2018 $1,499,977 July September 2019? October January March June State Appropriations 21

Summary No silver bullet to recruit/retain providers so collectively we can make an impact Community engagement is critical across stakeholders: economic development, health, education Communities provide invaluable information to help direct resources and efforts Telehealth (broadband access) will open doors for improved health, employment and education 22