Kansas Health Policy Authority Health Reform in Kansas: System Redesign/Quality State Coverage Initiatives Program Barb Langner, PhD Acting Medicaid Director.

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Kansas Health Policy Authority Health Reform in Kansas: System Redesign/Quality State Coverage Initiatives Program Barb Langner, PhD Acting Medicaid Director

Current Challenges Facing Kansas Public Health Indicators –Infant Mortality Rate: 7.1 per 1,000 (2002) –Avg. Life Expectancy: 77.5 years –Adult Smoking Rate: 17.8% (U.S. = 21%) Rising Uninsured Population -Census Est. 2007: 347,000 people (12.5%) Rising Rate of Underinsured - Many policies inadequate.

* National Center for Health Statistics. Mortality Report. Hyattsville, MD: US Department of Health and Human Services; 2002 † Adapted from McGinnis Foege, updated by Mokdad et. al. Actual Causes of Death † Tobacco Poor Diet/Lack of Exercise Alcohol Infectious Agents Pollutants/Toxins Firearms Sexual Behavior Motor Vehicles Illicit Drug Use Public Health: Leading Causes of Death Leading Causes of Death* Percentage (of all deaths) Heart Disease Cancer Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease Unintentional Injuries Pneumonia/Influenza Diabetes Alzheimer’s Disease Kidney Disease Stroke Percentage (of all deaths)

Where Are the Uninsured? Uninsured Rates in Kansas by County

Access: Primary Care for Uninsured and Medicaid Patients

Transforming Medical Care Improving Public HealthExpanding Affordable Insurance  Transparency project: Health care cost and quality (Kansas Health Online)  Health literacy  Medical home definition  Medicaid provider reimbursement  Community Health Record (HIE)  Insurance Form Standardization Increase tobacco user fee Statewide smoking ban Partner with community organizations Education Commissioner Collect fitness data in schools Promote healthy foods in schools Promote fitness in schools Wellness for small businesses Healthier food for state employees Dental care for pregnant women Tobacco cessation in Medicaid (for pregnant women only) Expand cancer screening Aggressive outreach & enrollment of eligible children (target pop: 20,000) Premium Assistance for low income adults without children (target population: 39,000) Small Business Initiatives (target population: 15,000 young adults and 12,000 employees of small businesses) KHPA Agenda, 2008 Yellow: Passed but no funding/other Red: Did not pass Green: Passed (and funded if appropriate)

7 Implement statewide clean indoor law: Save lives & save health care costs KHPA Health 2009 Reform Recommendations Increase tobacco user fees: Prevent smoking & use funds for affordable health care Increase access to affordable health care and prevention: Making smart investments, Investing in the future

2009: Simpler Reform Plan Push for Original Package with few changes: –Statewide Indoor Smoking Ban in Public Places –Increase Tobacco Products Assessment –Expand Medicaid Coverage for Parents/Caretakers –Tobacco Cessation for all Medicaid Recipients –Implement Statewide Community Health Record –Assist Small Businesses Purchase Affordable Health Insurance –Cancer Screening (and/or other KDHE initiatives)

Continuing Policy Initiatives System Redesign Initatives Quality Initiatives