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Medicare-Medicaid Alignment Initiative (MMAI) Wednesday, December 11, 2013 Robert Mendonsa HFS Deputy Administrator Agenda • Overview • MMAI Timeline • Enrollment • Care Management • Managed Long-term Services and Supports (MLTSS) Program Overview • Health plans will provide integrated benefits to full-benefit dual eligible beneficiaries ages 21 and over: – All Medicare and Medicaid services including long-term care institutional and community-based services and supports – Exclusions include individuals receiving institutional developmental disability services or Adults with Developmental Disabilities HCBS waiver services Overview • Capitated payment model • Three-way contracts with CMS and Health Plans • Voluntary program • Passive enrollment process • Robust care coordination • Emphasis on quality measurement Overview - Geography • Greater Chicago Counties: – Cook, Lake, Kane, DuPage, Will, Kankakee • Central Illinois Counties: – Knox, Peoria, Tazewell, McLean, Logan , DeWitt, Sangamon, Macon, Christian, Piatt, Champaign, Vermilion, Ford, Menard, Stark Overview – Number Eligible Geographic Region Number of Dual Beneficiaries Eligible for MMAI Greater Chicago 128,000 Central Illinois 20,000 Overview – Health Plans • Greater Chicago: – Aetna Better Health – Blue Cross/Blue Shield – Cigna HealthSpring – Humana – IlliniCare Health Plan – Meridian Health Plan Overview – Health Plans • Central Illinois: – Health Alliance – Molina HealthCare Overview: LTSS Definition LTSS : Long Term Supports and Services Under MMAI, the LTSS population includes nursing home residents and those receiving Home and Community Based waivers: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Elderly (Community Care Program participants) Traumatic Brain Injury HIV/AIDS Physically Disabled Supportive Living Facility MMAI Timeline • February 1, 2014: Voluntary Enrollment for Community Begins • May 1, 2014: Passive Enrollment for Community Begins • July 1, 2014: Voluntary Enrollment for LTSS Begins • September 1, 2014: Passive Enrollment for LTSS Begins Voluntary Enrollment: Community • February – April, 2014 – Exceptions on Voluntary Enrollment: LTSS slide • Late December, 2013 – Announcement Letter alerting beneficiaries of voluntary enrollment period will be mailed – Notice includes general information on: • Names of health plans participating in their area • Choosing a health plan and PCP • Calling the Illinois Client Enrollment Services for help in explaining their choices • How to enroll • How to opt out Passive Enrollment: Community • Begins May 1, 2014 – 6-month phase-in • 60 days prior to passive enrollment date, mail notice to beneficiary, which includes: – Name of health plan – Option to change plans or opt-out at any time • 30 days prior to passive enrollment, second notice mailed Voluntary Enrollment: LTSS • Begins July 2014 • Announcement Letters for all LTSS individuals will NOT be sent until early June 2014 • LTSS individuals can enroll as early as February 2014 if they learn about the program and wish to enroll. Their announcement letters, however, are not mailed until late June 2014 Passive Enrollment: LTSS • Begins September 1, 2014 • Beginning June 2014, mail notice to beneficiary, which includes: – Name of health plan – Option to change plans or opt-out at any time • 30 days prior to passive enrollment, second notice mailed Disenrollment • Disenrollments are effective the first day of the month following request • Individuals can disenroll thru the ICES or through 1-800-Medicare • Those receiving LTSS and who disenroll from MMAI will be required to enroll in the MLTSS program. – To be discussed in more detail on the MLTSS Program slide. Care Management • Within 90 days of enrollment, health plans must complete: – Health Risk Screening and Stratification – Health Risk Assessment for those stratified as moderate or high-risk – Care Plans (including HCBS waiver service plan) Care Management • For individuals residing in NFs or receiving HCBS services at the time of enrollment, health plans must complete care plans within 180 days of enrollment Care Management • Health plans must complete reassessments: – Every 30 days for those stratified as high-risk – Every 90 days for those stratified as moderate – Annually for all enrollees at a minimum – Face-to-face reassessment for Enrollees receiving HCBS Waiver services or residing in NFs each time there is a significant change in the Enrollee’s condition or an Enrollee requests reassessment. MLTSS Program • Begins September 1, 2014 • Beneficiaries receiving LTSS and who opt out of MMAI • Mandatory enrollment in a health plan to receive: – LTSS – Behavioral Health – Transportation • Same health plans as MMAI • MLTSS Program individuals are locked in for their LTSS services for one year and cannot switch health plans until their anniversary month