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Medicaid Managed Care and Childhood Obesity Prevention: A Multi-Level Intervention Model
Nancy Wongvipat, MPHAnita Keneipp, MS
Bruce Chernof, MD, FACPPeggy Haines, RN
Health Net of CaliforniaState Health Programs
Presentation to:American Public Health Association 131st Annual Meeting, San Francisco
November 19, 2003
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Overview
Health NetOverview of Childhood ObesityWeight Management-Be In Charge!
sm Program for Children and Adolescents
Teen Body Image Pilot InterventionCommunity Partnerships
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Background (HNT)
Health Net, Inc. (HNT) is one of the nation’s largest publicly traded managed health care companies. Its mission is to help people be healthy, secure and comfortable.
5.3 million members in 15 states through group, individual, Medicare, Medicaid and TRICARE programs.
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Background (HN-CA)
Health Net of California (HN-CA), a subsidiary of Health Net, Inc., is one of the largest network-model health plans in California, serving more than 2 million members statewide.
Contracts with approximately 44,000 physicians, 400 hospitals and 4,300 pharmacies.
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HN-CA’s State Health Programs
CA Department of Health Services (DHS) and the Managed Risk Medical Insurance Board (MRMIB) for Medi-Cal (MC) and Healthy Families Program (HFP) services.
MC and HFP operations in seven (7) California counties and (44) service areas. 600,000 MC/100,000 HFP members.
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SHP’s Health Education Dept
Provides appropriate health education programs, materials, and services to its MC and HFP members based on community health, cultural, and linguistic needs.
Works closely with medical management, community relations, quality improvement and cultural and linguistics services teams.
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Prevalence of Overweight Among U.S. Children and Adolescents (Ages 6-19 Years)
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Obesity-Associated Annual Hospital Costs (Aged 6 to 17 Years)
Wang, G, Dietz W, Economic burden of obesity in youths aged 6 to 17 years:1979-1999. Pediatrics, 109:5; May 2002.
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Weight Management-Be In Charge!sm
G reen Leve l: ------------------------> G enera l ch ild popu la tion (<85 th% )O range Leve l: -----------------------> C h ild a t risk o f ove rw e igh t (85 -94 th% ) +
based on spec ified risk fac to rsR ed Leve l: --------------------------> O verw e igh t (> 95 th% )N IL : --------------------------> N u trition In fo rm a tion L ineS truc tu red P rog ram s: -------------> W e igh t W atchers
Weight Management- Be In Charge!sm
Childhood Overw eight (C/O) Program Model
Risk Level:GREEN
(800) HealthEducation Line
Mem ber or P rovidercalls Health Net'sHealth Education
Line for Target Child
Interventions-Newsletter artic les
(-Hom e-based self-learning packet)-O ther health education m ateria ls
-N IL inbound calls-W eb-based
Risk Level:ORANGE
Risk Level:RED
InterventionsSam e as Green Level +
the fo llow ing:-N IL outbound calls
InterventionsSam e as Green + Orange Levels
+the fo llow ing:-S tructured program s (see flow
chart below)-M edical treatm ent as
needed
Age 10-20
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Weight Management-Be In Charge!sm
W eight W atchers (# of sites)
Los Angeles: 53San Diego: 22Sacram ento: 25Fresno/Tulare: 38San Bern/Riverside: 30
W eight W atchers(Mandatory parental
partic ipation--Child and Parent)
Ages 15-20Ages 10-14
W eight W atchers(Optional parental
partic ipation--Child alone -or-
Child and parent)
Ages 10-14Requires signed
Parental Consent and
Doctor's Note withgoal weight or
range every 6-9m onths
Ages 15-17Requires signed
Parental Consentand
Doctor's Note withgoal weight or
range every 6-9m onths
Ages 18-20No Parental
Consent or Doctor'sNote needed
Weight Management- Be In Charge!sm
Childhood Overw eight (C/O) Program Model
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Teen Body Image Pilot-Overview
“What’s Up With Body Image” magazine
1000 teen members ages 12-17 in LA10-item evaluation survey BRC with
$10 Tower Records incentive to first 20
52 evaluation survey respondents
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Teen Body Image Pilot-Evaluation Highlights
Profile: age 15, 5’3”, 128lbs, 75% female, 22.5 BMI 33%His/31%Af/19%As/17%Cau
62%green/15%orange/17%red/6%underwt
29% reported having tried ways to lose or gain wt.
Self-ranking of satisfaction with body image after reading the magazine significantly increased (paired-samples test).
Eating habits are decided by “what my parents serve me” (67%) and “if I feel hungry” (69%).
I get most of my health info from my doctor (56%).
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Teen Body Image Pilot-Evaluation Highlights (cont.)
Minority teens tended to be more overweight than Caucasian teens (23%-29% As/Af/Hisp in red vs. 0% Caucasian), while males tended to be more overweight than females (38% males in red vs. 19% females)
85% found info in magazine very or somewhat useful.
35% reported making changes to own body image in last six months, with change as exercise or healthier eating.
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Community Partnerships
FITWIC Task Force & Nutrition Subcommittee LA Region Project LEAN 5 -A- Day POWERPLAY Los Angeles Collaboration for Healthy Active
Children Sacramento childhood obesity Prevention Task
Force Coalition on Children and Weight-San Diego County Fresno/Madera Medical Society Alliance Health fairs and health education classes
(Headstart, other CBOs)