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Medicaid School Based Services Update MAASE October 15, 2008

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Medicaid School Based Services Update. MAASE October 15, 2008. Presenters:. Thomas Koepke Director, Special Education Management Services, Macomb ISD Jane Reagan Department Specialist, Medicaid, OSE-EIS, Michigan Department of Education - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Medicaid School Based Services Update

MAASE

October 15, 2008

Page 2: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Presenters: Thomas Koepke Director, Special Education Management

Services, Macomb ISD

Jane Reagan Department Specialist, Medicaid, OSE-EIS, Michigan Department of Education

Liz Patrick Supervisor, Instructional Data Management & Special Education Finance, Ingham ISD

Members, Medicaid School Based Services Workgroup

Page 3: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Outline

Overview

Backcasting

Moratorium

State Plan Amendment Changes Outreach Fee for Service Personal Care Services Reimbursement methodology New Time studies

Page 4: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Medicaid – Overview

Largest payor of health care in US In 2007, $340 billion for over 62 million

individuals (30 million children)

Two types of reimbursement in school settings – Fee for Service and Outreach

Page 5: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Medicaid – Overview

Outreach Provides funds to districts that are working to

identify children that are uninsured and may qualify for Medicaid – involve ALL students

Fee for Service Reimbursement for certain health related

services (PT, OT, Nursing, etc) provided to Medicaid eligible children with IEP or IFSP

Page 6: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Backcasting – Overview

May 2002 Settlement Agreement – between Feds & State Prompted by a disagreement regarding Michigan’s

Outreach claiming methodology Methodology used was State approved Feds did not provide formal guidance on acceptable

claiming methodologies until the issuance of the May 2003 “Medicaid School-Based Services Administrative Claiming Guide”

Page 7: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Backcasting – Overview

Settlement required new program design – effective January 2004

Results of 1st 4 quarters under new plan applied to previous 16 quarters – Jan/Mar 2000 through Oct/Dec 2003

Page 8: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Backcasting – Overview

10/22/07 CMS Final Report $89,848,860 Overpayment

ISD 60% = $53,909,316

State 40% = $35,939,544 “CMS expects the State to refund the

financial amount identified”

Page 9: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Backcasting – Current Status

ISD Reserves ISD $’s held by State = $20,737,997 ISD $’s held by ISD = ??

ISD Max repayment ISD Overpayment $ 53,909,316

ISD Reserve-held by State - 20,737,997

ISD Reserve-held by ISD - ???

$ 33,171,319

Page 10: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Backcasting – Current Status

Breakdown of total by ISD CMS report only addressed total

overpayment MDCH responsible for calculating breakdown State has appealed CMS decision ISDs - wait and see

Page 11: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Congress’ Moratorium on Proposed Regs – until April 1, 2009

Federal CMS proposed in 2007 to: Eliminate reimbursement for Outreach (AOP)

and Transportation Redefine/limit targeted case management Redefine/ limit rehabilitative services to exclude

reimbursement for “intrinsic elements” of education programs

Limit reimbursement to governmental providers’ costs by narrowing definition—impacted schools

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Outreach – Current Status

2006-07 Total Statewide Reimbursement = $19,000,000

ISD 60% = $11,400,000

State 40% = $7,600,000 Statewide Vendor - Public Consulting

Group (fees paid by ISDs & State)

No changes for 2008-09

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FFS – Current Status

2006-07 Total Statewide Reimbursement

Program Transportation Total

ISD (60%) $64,600,000 $2,300,000 $66,900,000

State (40%) 43,100,000 1,600,000 44,700,000

$107,700,000 $3,900,000 $111,600,000

Page 14: Medicaid School Based Services Update

FFS Reimbursement–Before 7/1/08

Service documentation logs Reimbursement rate per service

type and statewide fee Claim submitted to MDCH ISD Reimbursement based on

what was provided/billed

Page 15: Medicaid School Based Services Update

FFS Reimbursement – After 7/1/08

Cost-based Provider (ISD)-specific Annually reconciled Cost settlement process Service documentation and claim

submission is still required

Page 16: Medicaid School Based Services Update

New Reimbursement Methodology

Total Allowable Costs

+ Indirect Cost Rate (MDE)

x Direct Service % (annual avg from RMTS)

x ISD SE Med Elig Rate, Hlth Svcs (Dec1)

x Fed Medical Assistance % (’08=58.1%)

x ISD Reimbursement Rate (60%)

Net Dollars to ISD

Page 17: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Random Moment Time Study (RMTS)

Previously 1 RMTS for Outreach – 800 moments/quarter

Now 4 RMTS – 3,000 moments/qtr each Outreach Only Staff Direct Medical Service Providers Case Managers Personal Care Providers

Only staff on staff pool lists can be included as part of Medicaid Allowable costs

Page 18: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Interim Payment Process

Estimated based upon prior year 2008-09 = 75% of 2006-07

ISDs may adjust payment MDCH will monitor claim volume

If claiming drops significantly be prepared for questions and/or payment adjustment

Page 19: Medicaid School Based Services Update

SE Medicaid Eligibility Rate for Health Related Services

Medicaid Eligible SE Students with a health-related support service in the IEP

_______________________________________________________

Total SE Students with a health-related support service in their IEP

**Based on December 1 count**

Page 20: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Allowable Direct Service Providers

ASHA certified speech language pathologist TSLIs under the direction of an ASHA certified SLP or

audiologist Audiologist LPN/RN OT/COTA PT/PTA Orientation & Mobility Specialist Psychologist (full license only or limited under the direction

of a fully licensed psychologist) – (Not School Psych’s) Licensed Master’s Social Worker

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Under the Direction of:

Supervising the individual’s careFace to face contact initially and periodicallyPrescribing the type of careReviewing the need for continued services

throughout treatmentAssuring professional responsibility for

services providedEnsuring all services are medically necessary

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Personal Care ServicesRange of human assistance services

provided to SE students, enables them to accomplish tasks that they would normally do for themselves if not for the disability

Eating/Feeding/meal preparation Toileting/maintaining continence Personal Hygiene/grooming Transferring/mobility/positioning

Page 23: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Personal Care Services

Providers - Health aides, Instr aides, Parapros, Program assts, Teacher aides, Trainable aides

Require authorization Need for service documented in

IEP Service documentation

Page 24: Medicaid School Based Services Update

Financial Reporting Changes Cost Reporting

Current Outreach = Quarterly financials FFS = n/a

New Methodology Outreach Only = Quarterly financials Direct Medical = Addendum to 4096 Personal Care = Quarterly financials Case Management = Quarterly financials

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Fiscal Impact of Changes Will vary from ISD to ISD based on:

Actual state-wide direct service % compared to % of direct services per ISD that are typically logged

Costs – mainly salary & benefits

Medicaid eligibility rate

Indirect cost rate

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2008-09 Budget Impact

Medicaid Outreach – 4 quartersMedicaid FFS

- Estimate based on 75% of 2006-07 revenue- 2007-08 claiming- Personal care – no payment in 08-09 (will be part of cost settlement process in 2010)

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2008-09 Timeline Cost Reports

June 30, 2009—end of first year Oct 15, 2009—ISDs access Medicaid cost

reports via web, w/ pre-populated fields (time studies, Medicaid elig rate, indirect cost rates)

Oct 31, 2009—LEA and PSA Medicaid cost reports due to their ISD

Dec 31, 2009—ISDs submit summary cost reports to Medicaid

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2008-09 Timeline Cost Reports, cont’d

Jan 2010—Initial settlement of ISD costs and adjustments of interim payments begin

Revisions to Medicaid Cost Report may occur until July 2010

July 2010—Final ISD settlement process begins

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More Discussion if time

Resources: Medicaid SBS Work Group

At Medicaid agency: Linda Sowle, Medicaid Policy Specialist, Michigan Department of Community [email protected]