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Medicaid Funding Changes and It’s Impact on Budgeting April 24, 2012.

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1 Medicaid Funding Changes and It’s Impact on Budgeting April 24, 2012

2 COST-BASED APPROACH Medicaid Reimbursement

3 Medicaid is a jointly funded, federal/state program. Managed at the federal level Managed at the state level

4 The federal CMS is requiring state to adopt a cost settlement approach for school-based Medicaid reimbursement beginning July 1, 2012.

5 Overview of FFS Cost Reporting Process  Allowable Cost Allocation WV: Introduction to Medicaid Cost Based School Based Health Services 5 Educational, Admin and Medical Costs by Time Study % Include Total Cost for All Providers of Medicaid- covered services:  Speech, Physical, Occupational Therapies, Psychologists, School Nurses, Audiologists, Care Coordinators (Special Ed Teachers  State and locally funded Total Cost Apply Direct Time Study Percentage  Random Moment Time Study - activities coded to direct medical services provided per IEP Apply Indirect Cost Rate (ICR) Discount Factors Apply LEA Special Education Medicaid Eligibility Ratio (MER) to Subtotal Cost Total Medicaid Allowable Cost Each fiscal year the CR compares total Medicaid allowable cost to total Medicaid reimbursement received

6 Overview of FFS Cost Reporting Process  Allowable Cost Allocation WV: Introduction to Medicaid Cost Based School Based Health Services 6 Educational, Admin and Medical Costs by Time Study % Include Total Cost for All Licensed Clinicians that are:  Included on MAC roster  Eligible to bill FFS  State and locally funded Total Cost Apply Direct Medical Time Study Percentage  Represents percentage of activities coded to direct medical services provided per IEP Apply Indirect Cost Rate (ICR) Discount Factors Apply LEA Special Education Medicaid Eligibility Ratio (MER) to Subtotal Cost  MER based on total number of Medicaid eligible/SPED students Total Medicaid Allowable Cost Each fiscal year the CR compares total Medicaid allowable cost to total Medicaid reimbursement received

7 Important LEA Data Collection Needs  IEP Ratio must be maintained and tracked for Medicaid cost allocation purposes  Medicaid-allowable costs are determined by multiplying total direct medical services times the IEP ratio. WV: Introduction to Medicaid Cost Based School Based Health Services 7 IEP Ratio = Total Number of Medicaid Eligible FFS Students Receiving Direct Medical Services with an IEP Total Number of Students Receiving Direct Medical Services with an IEP

8 Cost Report Process  Cost Reports will be submitted through a web based software system  More comprehensive cost report training will be provided in the future WV: Introduction to Medicaid Cost Based School Based Health Services 8

9 Cost Settlement Calculation Example WV: Introduction to Medicaid Cost Based School Based Health Services 9 1.0Total Costs of Eligible SBHS Provider Costs (County’s costs)$1,000,000 2.0Indirect Cost Rate115.00% 3.0Total Costs of Eligible SBHS Provider Costs$1,150,000 4.0RMTS Direct Medical Percentage Results (Statewide results)65.00% 5.0Direct Medical Services Costs$747,500 6.0Application of Medicaid Eligibility Rate (IEP Ratio) (County’s)50.00% 7.0Medicaid Direct Medical Services Costs (for the quarter)$373,750 8.0Medicaid Interim Payments Received (for the quarter)$200,000 9.0Medicaid Cost Settlement (at the end of the year – July 2013)$173,750

10 Cost Settlement Calculation 2 nd Example – Pay Back WV: Introduction to Medicaid Cost Based School Based Health Services 10 1.0Total Costs of Eligible SBHS Provider Costs (county’s cost)$1,000,000 2.0Indirect Cost Rate115.00% 3.0Total Costs of Eligible SBHS Provider Costs$1,150,000 4.0RMTS Direct Medical Percentage Results (Statewide results)65.00% 5.0Direct Medical Services Costs$747,500 6.0Application of Medicaid Eligibility Rate (IEP Ratio) (county’s)50.00% 7.0Medicaid Direct Medical Services Costs (for the county)$373,750 8.0Medicaid Interim Payments Received (by the county)$500,000 9.0Medicaid Cost Settlement (at the end of the year – July 2013)-$126,250

11 Cost Settlement Calculation 3rd Example – Neutral WV: Introduction to Medicaid Cost Based School Based Health Services 11 1.0Total Costs of Eligible SBHS Provider Costs (county’s cost)$1,000,000 2.0Indirect Cost Rate115.00% 3.0Total Costs of Eligible SBHS Provider Costs$1,150,000 4.0RMTS Direct Medical Percentage Results (Statewide results)65.00% 5.0Direct Medical Services Costs$747,500 6.0Application of Medicaid Eligibility Rate (IEP Ratio) (county’s)50.00% 7.0Medicaid Direct Medical Services Costs (for the county)$373,750 8.0Medicaid Interim Payments Received (by the county)$373,750 9.0Medicaid Cost Settlement (at the end of the year – July 2013)$0

12 $ County’s costs for billable services – excluding IDEA Results of RMTS (statewide) #Medicaid Eligible/ #Special Ed. Rate billed for SLP, PT, OT, PSY, RN, AUD Rate billed for Care Coordination Rate billed for Personal Care Aides Match

13 $ County’s costs for billable services – excluding IDEA Results of RMTS (Direct billable) #Medicaid Eligible/ Special Education Medicaid-covered services Audiological Services Speech therapy services Physical therapy services Occupational therapy services Psychological evaluation RN – Specialized Procedures Care Coordination activities Personal care activities Communication; Safety; Mobility; Behavior; Medical/health

14 RMTS Responses (Direct Services) Inappropriate Response: I was not providing direct services to students. Appropriate Response: I was working on writing new IEP goals regarding transition for a student. Inadequate Response: Who was with you? Some students and an adult. Appropriate Response: Five students and an aide.

15 PCG’s Advice When indicating that you were participating in or preparing for an IEP Meeting, please indicate the portion of the IEP on which you were working during your moment (i.e., health related services goals, transition, state assessments, etc.).

16 $ County’s costs for billable services Results of RMTS #Medicaid Eligible/ #Special Education Drawing from Basic Information Page – Special Education screen WVEIS

17 Medicaid Administrative Claiming (MAC) WV: Introduction to Medicaid Cost Based School Based Health Services 17 MAC Additional $

18 Medicaid Administrative Claiming (MAC) Medicaid Outreach Facilitating Medicaid Eligibility Determination Direct Medical Services Translation Related to Medicaid Services Program Planning, Policy Development and Interagency Coordination Related to Medicaid Services Medicaid related training Referral, Coordination, and Monitoring of Medicaid Services and Documentation

19 $ County’s costs for billable services – excluding IDEA Results of RMTS (statewide) – % #Medicaid Eligible/ #Special Ed. Rate billed for SLP, PT, OT, PSY, RN, AUD Rate billed for Care Coor. – (Treatment Planning?) Rate billed for Personal Care Aides Same participants

20 Don’t bill Med.

21 Online Strategic Plan Maintenance Of Effort (MOE) State/Local

22 In a cost-based system, Medicaid reimbursement will cover the costs of providing special education and health-related services to Medicaid eligible students.


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