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Berrien County Dental Clinic Presented to Berrien County Board of Commissioners, PHS By: Theresa Green Berrien County Health Department April 9, 2009

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Page 1: Oral Health Presentation

Berrien County Dental Clinic

Presented to

Berrien County Board of Commissioners, PHSBy: Theresa Green

Berrien County Health Department

April 9, 2009

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The Need for Dental Care

Poor oral health has been associated with cardiovascular risk, higher risk of coronary heart disease, increased risk of cancer mortality and exacerbated systemic conditions, such as diabetes and respiratory diseases.

Oral health is critical for good quality of life and acceptable social support

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Behavior Risk Factor Survey 2005

% of Residents with No Dental Insurance

57%

27%

75%

0%

20%40%

60%

80%

<$20,000 $20,000 -$34,999

>$35,000

Income

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Reason for Not Visiting Dentist(of those who had not – 32.4% of Berrien)

Reason for not visiting dentist, Berrien County 2005

37.5%

20.1%18.4%

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5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

Cost No Reason to Go Dentures

Most Common Reasons

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Berrien BRFS 2005

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Dental Survey – Berrien Health Plan-B Enrollees (<150% of Poverty)

Berrien Health Plan B Enrollees Reporting Last Dental Visit

25.6%

55.8%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

Within Past Year 5 or more years

Family Size150% FPL 1 $16,2452 $21,8553 $27,4654 $33,075

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Dental Survey – BHP-B Enrollees

90.7% survey respondents claimed that they wanted or needed dental care at this time

Main Reason BHPB Enrollees Had Not Visited the Dentist in Past Year

0.0%

0.0%

2.6%

0.0%

0.0%

100.0%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

Fear, pain, dislike

Cost

Don't have/know a dentist

Cannot get to office

No reason to go

Other priorities

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The Need for Dental Services

In 2005, 48.6% of Berrien County adults reported not having dental insurance

Cost is the number 1 reason residents of Berrien give for not visiting a dentist

There are only three dental practices in Berrien County that serve Medicaid adults

Only 22% of the 27,375 Medicaid participants (adults and children) are getting dental care

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Need for Providers Accepting Medicaid

There are 83 dentists in Berrien CountyOf those, 19 saw a Medicaid client in 2007

Of those, 9 had > 50 Medicaid visits Of those, only 5 provide preventive care on adult

Medicaid clients (10,016 eligible) 3 of those are at InterCare

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Impact to

Providers

Benton Harbor Total Adults ChildrenInterCare 2,663 1,486 1,179

Dentist A 1,359 697 663Dentist B 978 551 427Dentist C Robert 326 238 89

Harbor Dental ?? 0 ??Dentist D 427 9 418Dentist E (new)Dentist F (new)Dentist G (gone) 1,757 106 1652

IndependentDentist H 1,141 395* 746Dentist I 71 0 71Dentist J 20 0 20

NilesDentist K 1,094 542 554Dentist L 612 342 272

Berrien SpringsDentist M 685 108^ 577

Saint JosephDentist N 15 14 1Dentist O 39 11 28Dentist P 28 10 18Dentist Q 7 5 2

*extractions only^treats children only

TotalTotal: 83 BC Dentists; 10 cover all Medicaid

5,924 unduplicated visits of 27,375 eligible = 22%

Berrien County Licensed Dentists Participating in MedicaidProvider # Duplicated Visits 2007

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Berrien County Dental Clinic

The clinic will serve adults and children on Medicaid and low-income (<200% of poverty) who do not have dental insurance using a reduced fee schedule (about 40% of usual rates)

Family Size200% FPL 1 $21,6602 $29,1403 $36,6204 $44,100

Berrien County has 53,854 Individuals <200% of Poverty

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Expenses to Berrien

Need a building Need equipment ($150,000) Start up costs

$35,000 non-refundable for IT, $40,000 refundable for salaries and benefits (??)

Maintenance, personnel, dentists, etc…

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How does it work? Full Cost Reimbursement (IGT Match) LHD submits the total Medicaid Fee for

Service Payments MI Medicaid calculates a payment based on

total average commercial rates (Delta Dental) The difference is what is owed LHD

60% paid by federal match 40% submitted from local health department

(we pay this and Medicaid provides the match)

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Location of the ClinicCurrent Southwest MI Clinics

Existing Clinic in Hartford sees 30% Berrien Clients; Watervliet, Coloma and BH

Existing Clinic in Dowagiac sees 30% Berrien Clients; Niles, Eau Claire, BH

InterCare

Cass/Van Buren

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Location of ClinicWhere is the Need?

4,473 Individuals <200% of poverty; 2,339 Medicaid

6,928 <200% Individuals; 2,108 Medicaid

17,178 <200% Individuals; 5,955 Medicaid

3,128 <200% Individuals; 1,035 Medicaid

23,330 <200% Individuals; 14,151 Medicaid

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Location of ClinicWhere is the Need?

4,473 Individuals <200% of poverty; 2,339 Medicaid

6,928 <200% Individuals; 2,108 Medicaid

17,178 <200% Individuals; 5,955 Medicaid

3,128 <200% Individuals; 1,035 Medicaid

23,330 Individuals; 14,151 Medicaid

Benton Harbor to Niles is 30.2 Miles

Existing Clinic

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Questions??

Theresa Green, AA-C, MBA

Berrien County Health Department

Director of Community Health Planning

[email protected]

269-927-5607