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Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) Pennsylvania Association of Community Health Centers 2016 Meeting & Legislative Day May 17, 2016 Leesa Allen Deputy Secretary Office of Medical Assistance Programs

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) Medicaid Expansion 2 Agenda  Medicaid Expansion  Provider Revalidation and Enrollment  Shared Space SOP and Attestation  HealthChoices Procurement  Partnering with Community Health Centers  On the Horizon

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) Medicaid Expansion 3 Pennsylvania Celebrates One- year Anniversary of Medicaid Expansion More than 630,000 Pennsylvanians now have access to high-quality health care services

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) Medicaid Expansion

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) Medicaid Expansion 5

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) Medicaid Expansion 6

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) Provider Enrollment and Revalidation Provider Revalidation  The Affordable Care Act requires Medicaid providers to revalidate at least every five years.  Providers that enrolled on or before September 25, 2011, need to submit their enrollment applications before July 30, 2016 to meet the September 25, 2016, NEW deadline.  As of May 06, 2016, DHS had revalidated 62% of all entities that need to be revalidated by September 25,  77% of FQHCs (provider type ) have revalidated to date.  70% of Rural Health Clinics (provider type ) have revalidated to date. for revalidation (enrollment) applications and a link to the electronic application 7

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) Provider Enrollment and Revalidation Provider Enrollment  Addressing the length of time it takes for a provider to be enrolled as a Medical Assistance provider  March day average to enroll provider  January day average to enroll provider  April average time increased - 54 days due to application volume  Goal to enroll providers within 30 calendar days  Released an electronic provider enrollment application  Improves the submission for providers  Automates some of the processes that were manual in validating the application requirements 8

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) Shared Space (SOP) and Attestation 9  In an effort to support a more integrated approach to healthcare, DHS will be rescinding the “shared space” regulation at 55 Pa.Code§ (c)(3).  Until then, DHS is issuing a Statement of Policy (SOP) clarifying the term “within a provider’s office”, as it is used in that regulation, and issuing a Medical Assistance (MA) bulletin describing the enrollment process for co-locating providers.  To streamline the enrollment process, co-locating providers will simply complete a form attesting to compliance with the provisions of 55 Pa.Code§ and submit signage that advises beneficiaries of their right to choose any MA enrolled provider.  The SOP will be published in the Pennsylvania Bulletin on May 28 th, with the MA bulletin issued on the following Monday.

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) 10 HealthChoices Procurement Timeline  The RFP was issued on September 15, 2015 for a statewide procurement of the program.  Managed care organizations could bid on one zone, a combination of zones, or all zones.  Bids were due November 17, 2015 and DHS received the highest number of bids on record.  DHS received 11 proposals, several of which bid on the entire state.  On April 27 DHS announced its selection of eight MCOs to proceed with negotiations to deliver services in Pennsylvania beginning in  Negotiations will occur May 23 through June 3 rd.  Readiness Review is in process.

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) 11 HealthChoices Procurement Selections for Landmark Physical Health HealthChoices RFP

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) 12 HealthChoices Procurement Key Areas of Focus  Value Based Payment Targets  Other performance-based payments  Patient-centered medical homes  Bundled payments (increases value-based purchasing)  Accountable care organizations (voluntary networks of hospitals, doctors, and other providers that work together to provide coordinated care to patients)  Data Sharing  Among PH & BH – Managed Care Organizations  With Network Providers  Better Care Coordination & Integration  Integrated Care program for individuals with serious persistent mental illness  Opioid Use Disorder Centers of Excellence

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) Partnering with Community Health Centers 13 Financial Reporting Changes  Wrap Around Modernization  Faster Payment Processing  Better Focus on Financial Customer Service  Modernized Cost Reports

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) On the Horizon 14  Impact of the Federal Medicaid Managed Care Regulation  Implementation of the Managed Care Agreements  Announcement of the Community HealthChoices Vendors & Next Steps

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) ? 15

Confidential: The contents of this document are internal pre-decisional records of the DHS and individuals receiving and reviewing this document must not provide this information to any other person without written permission. 65 P.S. § (b)(10) Pennsylvania Association of Community Health Centers 2016 Meeting & Legislative Day May 17, 2016 Leesa Allen Deputy Secretary Office of Medical Assistance Programs