IHCP bulletin INDIANA HEALTH COVERAGE PROGRAMS BT OCTOBER 13, 2015

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IHCP bulletin INDIANA HEALTH COVERAGE PROGRAMS BT201573 OCTOBER 13, 2015 FSSA announces FFY 2016 hospice rates The Centers for Medi & Medicaid Services (CMS) released new federal hospice rates for federal fiscal year 2016 (FFY 2016), effective for dates of service October 1, 2015, through September 30, 2016, inclusive. These rates are the basis for payments to Medicaid-enrolled hospice providers. Accordingly, the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) is providing information regarding Indiana Health Coverage Programs (IHCP) hospice rates for this same time period. Under the final Medi hospice rule (CMS-1629-F), changes were made to the payment methodology for. The change implements two rates that will result in a higher base payment for the first 60 days of hospice and a reduced base payment rate for days thereafter. The rule also established a service intensity add-on (SIA) payment for services provided by a registered nurse (RN) or social worker during the last seven days of a beneficiary s life. These changes are effective January 1, 2016. Payment rates reflecting these changes are included in this bulletin. IHCP hospice rate calculation Reimbursement for IHCP hospice benefits is based on the methodology established by the CMS for the administration of the federal Medi program. Additionally, IHCP rates include payment for any Medi coinsurance amounts and are further adjusted for regional wage differences. The total per diem amounts reimbursed to IHCP-enrolled providers are calculated according to the IHCP hospice member s level of (LOC), as follows: Routine hospice LOC in the private IHCP hospice per diem only Routine hospice LOC in the nursing facility IHCP hospice per diem plus room and board per diem hospice LOC in the private IHCP hospice per diem only hospice LOC in the nursing facility IHCP hospice per diem plus room and board per diem Inpatient respite for a member in the private or nursing facility IHCP hospice per diem only (Note: There is no additional room and board per diem for this service.) General inpatient for a member in the private or in the nursing facility IHCP hospice per diem only (Note: There is no additional room and board per diem for this service.) Page 1 of 6

The SIA payment is in addition to the per diem rate in both the private and in the nursing facility. The SIA payment is equal to the continuous hourly rate multiplied by the hours of nursing or social work provided on the date of service (up to four hours total). The SIA payment is also adjusted for regional wage differences. The hospice per diem rates for both and continuous hospice LOC in the private, as well as the SIA in the private, are adjusted using the wage index for the city or county where the member resides. The hospice per diem rates for both and continuous hospice LOC in the nursing facility, as well as the SIA in the nursing facility, are adjusted using the wage index of the city or county where the hospice facility is located. Section 3004 of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) amended the Social Security Act (the Act) to authorize a quality reporting program for hospice providers. Section 1814(i)(5) (A)(i) of the Act requires that the market basket update be reduced by two percentage points for any hospice provider that does not comply with the quality data reporting requirements, and that Medi minimum rates be reduced by the amount of any penalty assessed for nonreporting. Medicaid agencies have the flexibility to pay more than the minimum rates reduced by the penalty. At its discretion, the FSSA does not intend to implement the reduced minimum rates imposed by the ACA during FFY 2016. Federal per diem rates for hospice claims The federal Medicaid hospice payment rates for and services provided from October 1, 2015, through September 30, 2016, inclusive, are reflected on the following tables: Table 1 Federal per diem rates for continuous, inpatient respite, and general inpatient effective October 1, 2015, through September 30, 2016 Table 2 Federal per diem rates for effective October 1, 2015, through December 31, 2015 Table 3 Federal per diem rates for effective January 1, 2016, through September 30, 2016 Table 4 Federal rates for service intensity add-on payments made in conjunction with effective January 1, 2016, through September 30, 2016 Table 5 IHCP wage-adjusted rates for hospice benefits effective for dates of service October 1, 2015, through September 30, 2016, inclusive Note that the daily or hourly rate on each table is the sum of the amount subject to wage index (the labor portion of the rate) plus the unweighted amount (the nonlabor portion of the rate). States must adjust the federal daily or hourly rate to reflect local geographical differences in wage levels. The wage-adjusted rates shown on Table 5 are computed by multiplying the federal component subject to wage index amount by the hospice wage index for the applicable geographic area, and adding the result to the federal unweighted component amount. Page 2 of 6

The IHCP will update IndianaAIM, the claims processing system, with the new hospice rates by November 1, 2015, when providers begin billing for October service dates. It is anticipated that no mass adjustment of claims will be needed. Table 1 Federal per diem rates for continuous, inpatient respite, and general inpatient effective October 1, 2015, through September 30, 2016 Daily Subject to hospice $945.16 $649.42 $295.74 Inpatient respite $176.26 $95.41 $80.85 General inpatient $720.11 $460.94 $259.17 Table 2 Federal per diem rates for effective October 1, 2015, through December 31, 2015 Daily Subject to Routine $162.10 $111.38 $50.72 Table 3 Federal per diem rates for effective January 1, 2016, through September 30, 2016 Routine (days 1-60) Routine (days 61+) Daily Subject to $187.08 $128.54 $58.54 $147.02 $101.02 $46.00 Table 4 Federal rates for service intensity add-on payments made in conjunction with effective January 1, 2016, through September 30, 2016 Hourly Subject to Service intensity add-on $39.38 $27.06 $12.32 Page 3 of 6

Table 5 IHCP wage-adjusted rates for hospice benefits name code Wage index 1 10/1/15-12/31/15 All days Days 1-60 Days 61+ full rate 24 hours hourly rate 2 Inpatient respite General inpatient Urban Areas Bloomington: Monroe 53 0.9062 151.65 175.02 137.54 884.24 36.84 167.31 676.87 Owen 60 0.9062 151.65 175.02 137.54 884.24 36.84 167.31 676.87 Cincinnati: Dearborn 15 0.9473 156.23 180.31 141.70 910.94 37.96 171.23 695.82 Ohio 58 0.9473 156.23 180.31 141.70 910.94 37.96 171.23 695.82 Union 81 0.8945 150.35 173.52 136.36 876.65 36.53 166.19 671.48 Columbus: Bartholomew 3 0.9881 160.77 185.55 145.82 937.43 39.06 175.12 714.62 Elkhart- Goshen: Elkhart 20 0.9013 151.11 174.39 137.05 881.06 36.71 166.84 674.61 Evansville: Posey 65 0.8537 145.81 168.27 132.24 850.15 35.42 162.30 652.67 Vanderburgh 82 0.8537 145.81 168.27 132.24 850.15 35.42 162.30 652.67 Warrick 87 0.8537 145.81 168.27 132.24 850.15 35.42 162.30 652.67 Fort Wayne: Allen 2 0.9423 155.67 179.66 141.19 907.69 37.82 170.75 693.51 Wells 90 0.9423 155.67 179.66 141.19 907.69 37.82 170.75 693.51 Whitley 92 0.9423 155.67 179.66 141.19 907.69 37.82 170.75 693.51 Gary: Jasper 37 0.9443 155.90 179.92 141.39 908.99 37.87 170.95 694.44 Lake 45 0.9443 155.90 179.92 141.39 908.99 37.87 170.95 694.44 Newton 56 0.9443 155.90 179.92 141.39 908.99 37.87 170.95 694.44 Porter 64 0.9443 155.90 179.92 141.39 908.99 37.87 170.95 694.44 Indianapolis- Carmel- Anderson: Boone 6 1.0135 163.60 188.82 148.38 953.93 39.75 177.55 726.33 Brown 7 1.0135 163.60 188.82 148.38 953.93 39.75 177.55 726.33 Hamilton 29 1.0135 163.60 188.82 148.38 953.93 39.75 177.55 726.33 Hancock 30 1.0135 163.60 188.82 148.38 953.93 39.75 177.55 726.33 Hendricks 32 1.0135 163.60 188.82 148.38 953.93 39.75 177.55 726.33 Johnson 41 1.0135 163.60 188.82 148.38 953.93 39.75 177.55 726.33 Madison 48 1.0106 163.28 188.44 148.09 952.04 39.67 177.27 725.00 Marion 49 1.0135 163.60 188.82 148.38 953.93 39.75 177.55 726.33 Morgan 55 1.0135 163.60 188.82 148.38 953.93 39.75 177.55 726.33 Putnam 67 1.0135 163.60 188.82 148.38 953.93 39.75 177.55 726.33 Shelby 73 1.0135 163.60 188.82 148.38 953.93 39.75 177.55 726.33 1 The Hospice was published in the Federal Register on August 6, 2015. States adjust the wage component of the daily hospice payment rates to reflect geographical differences in the wage levels. 2 The continuous hourly rate, as adjusted, is used to calculate the SIA payment amount. Page 4 of 6

name Kokomo: code Table 5 IHCP wage-adjusted rates for hospice benefits (continued) Wage index 1 10/1/15-12/31/15 All days Days 1-60 Days 61+ full rate 24 hours hourly rate 2 Inpatient respite 1 The Hospice was published in the Federal Register on August 6, 2015. States adjust the wage component of the daily hospice payment rates to reflect geographical differences in the wage levels. 2 The continuous hourly rate, as adjusted, is used to calculate the SIA payment amount. General inpatient Howard 34 0.8990 150.85 174.10 136.82 879.57 36.65 166.62 673.55 Lafayette/ West Lafayette: Benton 4 0.9638 158.07 182.43 143.36 921.65 38.40 172.81 703.42 Carroll 8 0.9638 158.07 182.43 143.36 921.65 38.40 172.81 703.42 Tippecanoe 79 0.9638 158.07 182.43 143.36 921.65 38.40 172.81 703.42 Louisville/ Jefferson : Clark 10 0.8599 146.50 169.07 132.87 854.18 35.59 162.89 655.53 Floyd 22 0.8599 146.50 169.07 132.87 854.18 35.59 162.89 655.53 Harrison 31 0.8599 146.50 169.07 132.87 854.18 35.59 162.89 655.53 Washington 88 0.8599 146.50 169.07 132.87 854.18 35.59 162.89 655.53 Scott 72 0.8511 145.52 167.94 131.98 848.46 35.35 162.05 651.48 Michigan City/LaPorte: La Porte 46 0.9472 156.22 180.29 141.69 910.87 37.95 171.22 695.77 Muncie: Delaware 18 0.9174 152.90 176.46 138.68 891.52 37.15 168.38 682.04 South Bend- Mishawaka: St. Joseph 71 0.9172 152.88 176.44 138.66 891.39 37.14 168.36 681.94 Terre Haute: Clay 11 0.9145 152.58 176.09 138.38 889.63 37.07 168.10 680.70 Sullivan 77 0.9145 152.58 176.09 138.38 889.63 37.07 168.10 680.70 Vermillion 83 0.9145 152.58 176.09 138.38 889.63 37.07 168.10 680.70 Vigo 84 0.9145 152.58 176.09 138.38 889.63 37.07 168.10 680.70 Nonurban Areas: Adams 1 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Blackford 5 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Cass 9 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Clinton 12 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Crawford 13 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Daviess 14 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 De Kalb 17 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Decatur 16 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Dubois 19 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Fayette 21 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Fountain 23 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Franklin 24 0.8945 150.35 173.52 136.36 876.65 36.53 166.19 671.48 Fulton 25 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Gibson 26 0.8477 145.14 167.50 131.64 846.25 35.26 161.73 649.91 Grant 27 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Greene 28 0.8739 148.06 170.87 134.28 863.27 35.97 164.23 661.99 Henry 33 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Page 5 of 6

name Nonurban Areas (cont.): code Table 5 IHCP wage-adjusted rates for hospice benefits (continued) Wage index 1 10/1/15-12/31/15 all days days 1-60 days 61+ full rate 24 hours hourly rate 2 Inpatient respite 1 The Hospice was published in the Federal Register on August 6, 2015. States adjust the wage component of the daily hospice payment rates to reflect geographical differences in the wage levels. 2 The continuous hourly rate, as adjusted, is used to calculate the SIA payment amount. General inpatient Huntington 35 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Jackson 36 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Jay 38 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Jefferson 39 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Jennings 40 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Knox 42 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Kosciusko 43 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Lagrange 44 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Lawrence 47 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Marshall 50 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Martin 51 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Miami 52 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Montgomery 54 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Noble 57 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Orange 59 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Parke 61 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Perry 62 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Pike 63 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Pulaski 66 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Randolph 68 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Ripley 69 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Rush 70 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Spencer 74 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Starke 75 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Steuben 76 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Switzerland 78 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Tipton 80 0.8703 147.65 170.41 133.92 860.93 35.87 163.89 660.33 Wabash 85 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Warren 86 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 Wayne 89 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 White 91 0.8416 144.46 166.72 131.02 842.29 35.10 161.15 647.10 QUESTIONS? If you have questions about this publication, please contact Customer Assistance at 1-800-577-1278. SIGN UP FOR IHCP EMAIL NOTIFICATIONS To receive email notices of IHCP publications, subscribe by clicking the blue subscription envelope here or on the pages of indianamedicaid.com. COPIES OF THIS PUBLICATION If you need additional copies of this publication, please download them from indianamedicaid.com. TO PRINT A printer-friendly version of this publication, in black and white and without graphics, is available for your convenience. Page 6 of 6