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Down the Rabbit Hole C2C DATA & THE LA JEWISH HOME Molly Forrest, CEO President LA Jewish Home April 4, 2017 Medicare, Social Security & Medicaid Changes +65 Aging Today Martin Short & Tomorrow + 75 Tina


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Down the Rabbit Hole…

C2C DATA & THE LA JEWISH HOME

Molly Forrest, CEO – President LA Jewish Home April 4, 2017

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Aging Today & Tomorrow

Medicare, Social Security & Medicaid Changes +65 “Martin Short”

+75

“Tina Turner” +85 “Clint Eastwood”

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“20% to 30% of health spending is waste that yields no benefit to patients… much is done that does not help patients at all, and many physicians know it” - Don Berwick, New York Times,

December 3, 2011

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Does this Sound Like Our World?

“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch

  • f belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of

Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way.”

Charles Dickens, Tale of Two Cities

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DHSS Secretary, Tom Price, has Authority … To release ACA waivers & rule changes as administrative actions…

Takes time & public comments must be heard

Undermine the ACA marketplace by actions such as:

  • Change the requirement that most

Americans pay a penalty for not having insurance.

  • End subsidies that insurers get (could

quickly cause the individual insurance markets to crater)

  • Offer federal approval to state proposals

for Medicaid changes within state borders (i.e., setting of premiums, cost- sharing, lifetime caps on benefits, subsidies to high-risk medical beneficiaries, establish high-risk pools ) Make administrative changes as key tools to change the health-care system

  • Introduce work requirements for

Medicaid recipients, including poor & disabled

  • Ease the coverage of certain services,

such as contraception

  • Water down the ACA requirement that

most insurers provide a specific raft of benefits, such as maternity and mental- health care.

*If insurers are allowed to offer less generous benefit packages, many believe this would lower premiums

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Yesterday: Fee for Service

Manage the Episode (Traditional Sources) Manage Population Health

HEALTH CARE REFORM VS INSURANCE REFORM OF OBAMACARE CARE Reform Continues: Lower Cost, Better Outcomes & Improved Health

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Better patient care and experience

Better population health

TRIPLE AIM

Lower costs

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Acute Hospital

LTAC IRF SNF

Home Health

Hospice

RED are Post Acute Discharges Back to Hospital (readmissions) – average 18%

10%

9%

18% 22% 5%

BLUE Are Hospital Discharges To Post Acute Settings (PAC) 40% of Hospital Patients Transfer to PAC

1% 3% 17%

15%

2% 29% 57% 53% 2%

Post-Acute Care (PAC) & Coordination Is Key to Managing HC Needs & Costs How the LA Jewish Home Can Meets the Need in 2017 & Beyond

BCSC or PACE & “a La Carte” Medical Home

Connections to Care – The One-Call Personal Counseling & Assistance

LA JH Provides

GREEN indicate transfers between PAC settings

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Eisenberg Keefer Acute Psychiatric Hospital

April 4, 2017 AJAS Conference

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Navigating Asteroids: Skilled Nursing Moves With Changing Times With Technology

Skilled Nursing

VBP→ Readmission data gathering

CMS COPs Final IMPACT Act: 10.1.16

FHIR APIs

Mandatory Bundled Payments: CJR & Cardiac

ACOs

Pace of APM Increasing

INTERACT

Outcome Management → Analytics

QAPI

Transitions

  • f Care

21st Century Cures Act Precision Medicine: Genotyping

Labor Shortage

VPB → reporting

  • n NHC

VBP Penalties & Incentives begin IMPACT Act: 10.1.18 1) Med Rec 2) Transfer of information & Care preferences

2016 2017 2018

Regulatory Facility Operations ONC/Technology Market Forces

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GLOBAL PAYMENTS

HCC-RAF MD Assessments & other (Rx, Lab, X-Ray)

In-Patient Rehab (PAI _

Patient Assessment Instrument)

Hospice

(Direct Data Feed)

Data Standardization 1 “Site Neutral” Payments 2

1 – Data Standardization = Individual Conditions and Requirements for Care.

2 – “Site Neutral Payments” = 2020 “Money Follows the Person”

3 – “Value Based Purchasing”

IHSS HHA (OASIS) In-PT LT- Acute Hospital

(Care Tool)

SNF (MDS) AS “SPECIALTY” INSURANCE PLANS, PACE OPERATES WITH AND PAYS “SITE NEUTRAL” “GLOBAL PAYMENTS”

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Post-Acute Care: (PAC) The Hottest Area in Health Care

CHRISTOPHER J. DONOVAN, Health Care Law Today, March 24, 2014

  • ALL STAKEHOLDERS see role PAC will play

Inpatient margins shrinking Reimbursement “incentives” increases pressure on “ALL”  Inpatient providers to partner with PAC providers  Healthcare efficiencies driven by scale & integration  Mergers & Acquisitions abound

  • Effective PAC limits downside for ALL

 Hospitals, Doctors, Healthcare Plans  Government

  • CMS & Health planners see PAC revenues will far exceed inpatient revenues!
  • Improving Medicare PAC Transformation Act of 2014
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Care Reform Requires an Anticipation of a change in financial performance – It is not as profitable to Share savings versus 100% of Fee for Service payments

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Cost Control Care Models Partnerships with Providers

Develop OR join Shared Risk or

Shared

Savings Arrangements

Extend an Existing Market Through Growth

Areas Which Have the Most Positive Influence on Organizational Success

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The LAJH Continuum:

Comprehensive Elder Care Options Across Greater Los Angeles

Connections to Care

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Long-Term Skilled Care

Traditional Custodial

Grancell Campus Eisenberg Village Reseda, CA

Evolving Enterprise Point of Entry

Community Solutions Inpatient Solutions

Short-Term Skilled Care

Post-Acute

Grancell Campus Eisenberg Village Reseda, CA

Residential Care

Assisted Living Eisenberg Village Reseda, CA Fountainview at Gonda Playa Vista, CA

Behavioral Health Care

Alzheimer’s Dementia Care Eisenberg Village

Inpatient Geri-Psych

Grancell Campus

c

Home Care Services

Medicare Certified

Hospice & Palliative Care Services

End-of-Life Care

Geriatric Community Clinic

Eisenberg Village Reseda, CA

PACE

Grancell Campus Reseda, CA

Returning Patients “Home”

Right Place, Right Time, Right Cost

Care Transitions

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“THE DIFFERENCE IS THAT OF ATTITUDE…Ideas, like people, flourish when they are welcomed and embraced.” Barbara J. Winter

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Leadership

Three Management Analytical Capabilities

  • Descriptive: what has happened
  • Predictive: what will happen, given past data
  • Prescriptive: Combines predictive + proactive solutions

To address problem/non—productive areas based on anticipated events

FOCUS ON POSSIBLITIES

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CEO Responsibilities for the Organization Strategically Thinking of Organizational Success

Risk Management Forecasting

Regulatory Compliance Fiscal Management: Cost: PPD or DX Identify where the market is moving, assess organizational performance at

  • ptimal levels & if

needed, adapt

  • rganizationally to

meet it Quality Measures Market Opportunities

  • Differences
  • Alignment

Labor Relations, Allocation & Costs Population Health Analytics

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What are the goals?

  • Modernizing Operations
  • Heavy Dependence on Data, Data, Data

Identification Accumulation Development Benchmarking Exchanging with Others! ~Partners, participants & payers

  • Integrating services with others – joint ventures, partnerships, mergers, acquisitions
  • Alternative Payment Models (APMs)

Sharing Costs of Care

  • Sharing Revenues from Care
  • Sharing Savings from Care

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Who says an Elephant Can’t Dance?

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StratusLink™ “Unlocked” data from the Home’s 21 systems into a fully integrated centrally available user interface

CASAMBA REHAB MATRIX ACHIEVE MDS AOD EVAL KRONOS TIME & PR ORACLE Financial General Ledger ALLSCRIPT S “NET SMART” PACE CARE ON-LINE

360° Visibility into Our Patients and Our Organization – Access, Control, Visualize, Analyze & Share

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CDC (Center for Disease Control) 2012 data shows nursing home depression at 48.5%. According to the Kaiser Foundation, 31% of nursing home residents had psychiatric conditions such as schizophrenia or mood disorder.

26% 18% 40% 13% 24% 41% 15% 6% 41% 25% 17%

Percentage of Residents

Grancell Village SNF Resident Breakdown by Diagnosis January 12, 2017

Atrial Fibrillation Cerebral Vascular Accident (and associated diagnoses) Chronic Kidney Disease Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Congestive Heart Failure Heart Disease Diabetes Mellitus Parkinson's Disease Depression Psychiatric Diagnosis (excluding Depression) Other Diagnoses

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POPULATIONS HEALTH ANALYTICS – …the Value of Information Systems Data Management

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Open Doors & Share Inside & Outside with Referral Sources, Partners Data Reflects Results Achieved & Highlights Challenges Create Analytical Functions Using Existing Data From Software Systems

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WHAT’S NEW? –

What Partnerships with Healthcare Insurance Plans Can Mean….

  • 16 Contracts with Health Insurance Companies for the Home & its Ancillary Services
  • Jewish Home – IPA primary & specialist doctors
  • No Risk for almost Two Years – build-out IPA as “Sub IPA”
  • With large IPA as partner, JH learns & begins to take risk in late 2019
  • FFS Primary MD $55-60/visit – usually 1x month
  • 600 JH residents x $55 x 12 months = $396k; MD cost $200,000/yr
  • Proposed ↑MD monthly + “Care Plan & Coordination”
  • Same #s increase IPA to $1,296,000/year! Covers our IPA practice
  • Proposed JH Share in Hospitalization & ER Pool
  • Requires DATA, DATA, DATA

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Areas of Focus Today ….

  • Demonstrate we are an optimal partner for Healthcare Systems & Insurance Plans
  • Continue All Staff Focus on HCC Adjusted Risk Scores
  • Continue Evolution of Data Analytics for C2C
  • Contracts with “Duals” Plans, MCOs, MA, Hospitals

Bundled Payments Share in Risk Share in PMPM Capitated Payments

  • Independent Physician Association - IPA

Implementation of HCC Adjusted Risk Scores = Sharing Revenue with Partners

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