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HIT in the “New World” States, HITECH and Health Reform. Lynn Dierker NASHP Annual Meeting October 6, 2010. The Evolving HIT Context. Dierker. HITECH: Build, Expand, Demonstrate MU Anchored by State & Regional Efforts. Dierker. HIE and Health Care Reform Perspectives - Priorities. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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HIT in the “New World” States, HITECH and Health Reform
Lynn DierkerNASHP Annual Meeting
October 6, 2010
The Evolving HIT Context
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HITECH: Build, Expand, Demonstrate MUAnchored by State & Regional Efforts
ITEM AGENCY STATUS
State Health Information Exchange Grants
(HIE)
State or state designated entity
•All states/territories - Cooperative agreements•$4-$40 million per state, over $500 million total •Strategic/Operational plans - ONC approved (in process)•Technical assistance program
Beacon Community Program
(Demonstrate impact)
State agencies
Non-profit IDNs
Health Information Organizations (HIOs)
Regional Extension Centers
•17 Competitive awards @ $10-$20 million each•Grantees have advanced HIE and HIT capacity• Demonstrate improved access, quality, efficiency•Technical assistance program (procurement in process)
Regional Extension Centers
(Adoption)
Non-for-profit entity per region of 1,000 primary care docs
•60 competitive awards, over $640m funding/2 rounds•Entities (mixed), non-overlapping geographic areas•Soliciting primary care practices: use certified EHR•Must achieve sustainability
Administration of Medicaid Incentives
(All of the above plus payment reform)
State Medicaid Agency •All states eligible•Planning, Implementation, federal match:90% admin$•Optional start date, program begins 2011 - 2021•Technical assistance (procurement in process)
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HIE and Health Care ReformPerspectives - Priorities
Improve Quality Reduce Costs Access/coverage
Measure Reward Payment Reform
Care coordination
Admin Simplification
Pt Engage Affordability
Adoption/MU
XX XX X XX X XX X
REC X X
HIEs X X XX X XX
Workforce
Beacon Communities
X XX XX XX XX
NHIN X X XX X XX
Policy & Standards
X XX XX X
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XX = primary driver X = secondary driver
HIT/HIE and Health Reform States and Implementation
1. Insurance Exchange
2. Health Insurance Market regulation
3. Eligibility System Restructuring
4. Provider and Health System Capacity
5. Benefit Design
6. Dual Eligibles
7. Having and Using Data
8. Population Health Goals
9. Public Engagement
10. Performance from the Health Care System
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Data for risk adjustment?
Technical interfaces: HIE,Insur Ex,HPlans, Elig/Enrollment?
Data/HIE capacity key populations/providers: foster kids, LTC, b.health
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Change at all Levels - Major Issues• Key design principles
– Streamlining, the mobile pt at the center– Integrated strategies
• New enterprise paradigm for IT • Statewide “master planning,” shared leadership
and decisionmaking• Call for new business models and relationships• Opportunities for model development,
demonstrations and advocacy • Business process analysis and redesign• Timing
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Key Questions for State LeadersAcross Government, Sectors
• What should the government do (vs the private sector)?
• What is the right blueprint for “shared services” (e.g. HIE, Insurance Exchange)?
• How should business processes be redesigned?• How best can shared investments be made,
resources leveraged, new business models implemented?
• How will decisions be made, leadership provided, projects managed to get the job done?
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From the “As Is” to the “To Be”?State-level Leadership & Organization to Make it Real
Physicians Labs Health Plans ACOs Community Clinics LTC HospitalsPhysicians Labs Health Plans ACOs Community Clinics LTC Hospitals
Beacon CommunitiesRegional
Extension CentersLocal HIEs
AcademiaTelehealth Consortia
ONC AHRQCMS
MedicareCMS
MedicaidHRSA
Dept ofCommerce
Dept of Agriculture
Nat Science Foundation
State HITCoordinator
Stimulus - ReformCoordination
State GovernmentState Government
MedicaidCHIP
PublicHealth
CorrectionsOther
HumanServ
State Designated EntityState Designated Entity
PublicSector
PrivateSector
EHR Loans
Ins.Ex
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ONC State HIE Program
Approval Required “Domains” to Address
-Strategic Plan: State’s vision, goals, objectives and strategies for statewide HIE; including plans to support provider adoption
-Operational Plan: Detailed explanation, targets, dates for execution of strategic plan
-Governance-Finance-Technical infrastructure-Operations(Business- tech)-Legal and Policy
Goal: Plan and develop the HIE infrastructure to ensure•Widespread interoperability across entire state•Providers and hospitals can achieve meaningful use
Types of Exchange
– Eligibility & claims transactions– *eRx & refill requests– *Lab ordering & results delivery– Public health reporting– Quality reporting– Rx fill status and/or med fill history– *Clinical summary for care
coordination & patient engagementHIT Coordinator Role
HITECH and Medicaid
• Design principles = integration, flexibility, modernization – Collaboration and coordination – Innovation– Cost allocation, risk based approach
• Financing: Enhanced 90% FFP administrative match– Administer Medicaid EHR incentive program
(payments, oversight)– Pursue strategies to encourage adoption and
meaningful use of certified EHR and HIE
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Medicaid EHR ProgramSix Milestones for States
• Approved Plans: – State Medicaid HIT Plan (SMHP)– PAPD and IAPD submissions (Planning -
Implementation Advance Planning Documents)
• Target launch date• Provider outreach• Capacity
– Interface to NLR (interface control)– Accept provider attestations ≤ 3mo– Make provider payments ≤ 5 mo– Oversight e.g. risk based audits
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2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
HITECH
PPACA
•ACO Incentives •Medicare Value-based Purchasing Program•Plan for integrating PQRI with meaningful use
•Insurance exchanges •Medicaid expansions
•Medicare payment penalties for hospital-acquired conditions•Value-based modifier to Medicare physician fee scheduleNew health
home state option
Bundled payment pilot
•Medicaid Incentives (optional start)
•Medicare Incentives
State HIE Program endsFinal year of REC Program
The Timeline from 10,000 ft
• Final rules in late spring/early summer 2010• Medicare must begin in 2011 (statute)• States can decide when to start the Medicaid EHR
Incentive Program• Medicare fee schedule reductions begin in 2015• Medicare program ends in 2016• Medicaid program continues through 2021• CMS will revisit meaningful use for Stage 2 and 3 in
future rulemaking
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States’ Navigating Current Challenges
• Pending State Plan approvals – draw down of resources • (Re) Structuring effective governance• Focus on integrated planning with Medicaid – State HIE• Effective planning, sequencing implementation• How to effectively deploying HIT Coordinator• Developing shared investment strategies - business model(s)
for sustainability• Responding to evolving opportunities, capacity issues e.g.
multi-state procurements, technology landscape• Navigating political-administrative changes
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NASHP HIT Program
• Under development
• Leveraging existing programs, expertise
• Targeting interface of HIT with Health Care Reform
• Thank you!
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