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PBHThe Piedmont Cardinal Health Plan
And the The Innovations Waiver
A Demonstration PartnershipBy, PBH
The NC Division of Medical Assistance, andNC Division of Mental Health, Developmental
Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services
Presented by:Andrea Misenheimer
Director DD Clinical Care ManagementFebruary, 2006
In North Carolina…In North Carolina…• The Community System took
shape rapidly and randomly because it was driven less by clear policy, and more by funding streams and special interests, as well as local governmental priorities. The system was inefficient and change was needed.
The NC Legislator called for The NC Legislator called for extensive reextensive re--engineering of engineering of the local community system to the local community system to promote a more effective promote a more effective system of care through system system of care through system management.management.
How PBH implemented How PBH implemented System Reform…….System Reform…….
Piedmont Cardinal Health PlanPiedmont Cardinal Health Plan
After extensive planning and research, the Piedmont Cardinal Health Plan waivers,
1915 B/C concurrent
were submitted on July 7, 2004 approved by CMS October 7, 2004.
We went live on April 1, 2005!
The Goal of the Piedmont Demonstration Project
Is to demonstrate local/regional public management and coordination of a system of care that ensures efficient use of resources and optimal outcomes for the people who will be served.
PBH is the 3rd largest LME (Local Management Entity, ) in North Carolina (by population-657,107) and the largest multi-county LME.
The road map to change for the The road map to change for the DD Service SystemDD Service System
• Collaborative Assessment ProcessSupports Intensity Scale and Risk Assessment
• Comprehensive Life Planning/Person Centered Planning
• Expanded consumer involvement in budget development and management.
• Flexible funding that supports individualized service delivery.
The Piedmont The Piedmont Innovations Waiver…Innovations Waiver…
• 1915c Home and Community Based wavier
• First Independence Plus wavier approved in the state to support people with Developmental Disabilities
• Currently serves 440 persons with expansion in years 2 and 3
• Offers everyone served, the opportunity to direct their services
• All participants have Person Centered Plans and Individual Budgets
Innovations Services that Innovations Services that facilitate change:facilitate change:
• Community Transition: supports movement from institutions to enable people to have homes of their own.
• Individual Training and Education:supports the development of self-advocacy skills to facilitate people’s ability to participate in Individual Family Direction.
• Individual goods and services:provides flexibility for consumers in purchasing highly individualized items to reduce needs on formalized supports.
• Supported Employment services:reimburses job seeking in addition to training and supporting the person on the job to promote people’s ability to work.
Person Centered Person Centered PlanningPlanning
• Based on the information gathered from the Supports Intensity Scale and the Risk Assessment, a comprehensive Life Plan is developed.
• The Plan identifies the services and supports the person needs to live as independently as possible in the community.
Information and Training Opportunities
• Annual Orientation to Individual Family Direction during the ISP
• Caregiver Training and Education
• Individual Training and Education
Individual BudgetingIndividual BudgetingThe person becomes an
informed purchaser of their services and supports.
Innovations Budgeting Methodology…..
Any other request will go through the Clinical Advisory CommitteeEquipment and Home Modifications
Base Individual Budget
Base Budget Plus Add On’s equal the comprehensive Individual BudgetAdd On’s are only valid for the current Plan year.
At the end of the current plan the budget returns to the Base Amount
Medically Necessary Services and Supports are identified by
the Individual and Treatment Team are authorized in the Base Budget
Base Budget only contains Habilitation/Support Services
Unexpected Needs/Crisis Emergencies
Life Changes
Choice is the cornerstone Choice is the cornerstone of Service Designof Service Design
Individuals and families may choose:• To use a provider agency, or• To employ their own staff, or • A combination of these.
Have it your Have it your way…way…
Design of Design of Innovations Innovations Individual/Family DirectionIndividual/Family Direction
Support Brokerage
Pbh-Systems Manager
FinancialManagement
IndividualFamily
Representative
Support Coordinator
How do all the pieces fit How do all the pieces fit together.. Implementationtogether.. ImplementationSupport Coordinator• Assesses the Individual/Family Needs• Develops the Individual Support Plan• Obtains approval and service authorizationSupport Broker• Hands on assistance and training with
implementation issuesFinancial Manager• Processes employment paperwork• Background Checks• Billing and reporting for services• Tracking the Individual Budget expenditures
Risk Planning, Risk Planning, Emergency BackEmergency Back--Up PlansUp Plans•• Everyone has a back up plan using formal and Everyone has a back up plan using formal and
informal supportsinformal supports•• Employer knows who to contact and next steps Employer knows who to contact and next steps
if the back up plan does not workif the back up plan does not work•• Plans are tested quarterlyPlans are tested quarterly•• There are at least two levels of back up staffingThere are at least two levels of back up staffing•• The plan includes emergency responses to The plan includes emergency responses to
weather.weather.•• Risk assessment is completed with the annual Risk assessment is completed with the annual
plan and then updated as new Risks are plan and then updated as new Risks are Identified. Risk Protocols are developed to Identified. Risk Protocols are developed to address each identified risk.address each identified risk.
Keeping our eye on QualityKeeping our eye on Quality• Incident Management
Follows State RuleUniform for all Participants
• Performance IndicatorsCritical IncidentsLength of Time LOC Length of Time ISP approvalLength of Time Services ImplementationMovement from institutions
• SatisfactionEmployer of RecordFinancial ManagerSupport Broker
Systems of Quality Management Systems of Quality Management Individual Family DirectionIndividual Family Direction
Interdepartmental Monitoring Team
Employer of RecordSupport Broker
Financial Management
Support Coordinator
PBH Quality Management
What we may know in time…..
Supports Intensity Scale (SIS)Will Individual/ Family Direction make a difference in the types of support someone needs?
Risk AssessmentWill we see different issues or strategies to mitigate?
Consumer Partnerships: Consumer Partnerships: Everyone’s commitment to Everyone’s commitment to
QualityQuality
•Clinical Advisory•Client Rights
Committee•Consumer Family
Advisory Committee•Global CQI