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EVV in Ohio: An Overview Presented to the Olmstead Task Force Julie Evers October 3, 2018 1 What is EVV? Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) is a tool for electronically capturing point-of- service information for certain home and

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EVV in Ohio: An Overview

Presented to the Olmstead Task Force Julie Evers October 3, 2018

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What is EVV?

  • Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) is a tool for

electronically capturing point-of- service information for certain home and community- based services.

» Sandata Technologies is the ODM vendor. » The Ohio system provides near real-time processing capability » The Ohio system is a GPS-based system with telephony and manual visit entry as secondary data collection methods.

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The 21st Century Cures Act

  • State Medicaid programs are required to implement EVV for

personal care and home health services.

  • EVV systems must capture the following elements:

» The individual receiving services » The person providing services » The date and time of the service » The service provided » The location of the service

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Congressional Changes to Cures Act Timelines

  • Original deadlines were January 1, 2019 for personal care and

January 1, 2023.

  • In July 2018, Congress passed legislation shifting the personal care

deadline to January 1, 2020.

  • Failure to meet deadlines will result in reduction in federal matching

funds for the impacted services.

  • States can request a good faith extension up to 12 months for the

personal care deadline.

  • Ohio had already shifted the timeline for phase 2 to May 2019.

There is no further change to the timeline anticipated at this time.

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Phase 1

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Provider Requirements

  • All providers are required to use EVV for the impacted

services.

  • The Sandata system is provided by Ohio Medicaid at no cost to

providers are individuals.

  • Agency Providers can choose to use an alternate data

collection system.

» The alternate system must send data to Sandata at least daily. » The interface between alternate systems and Sandata must meet the technical specifications and business rules provided. » Sandata certifies the alternate systems prior to implementation.

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Phase 1 Services

  • The services included in Phase 1 are:

» Home Health Nursing and Aide Services » Private Duty Nursing » RN Assessment » Ohio Home Care Waiver Nursing Services » Ohio Home Care Waiver Personal Care Services » Ohio Home Care Waiver Home Care Attendant Services.

  • Phase 1 was limited to fee for service.
  • Group visits were excluded from Phase 1.

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Medical Advisory Letter (Program Updates and Changes)

  • Supplements Information in OAC Rule 5160-1-40
  • 3 Changes were made.

» App available August 1, 2018 » 90 day exception eliminated » EVV data will be used in claims adjudication

Available on ODM EVV webpage

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Data Elements Used to Match Claims to Visits

  • Individual Receiving Services
  • Billing (Rendering) Provider
  • Date of Service
  • Service Delivered
  • Number of Units

*Only visits with no exceptions will be used to match claims.

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Phase 1 Updates

  • Edits matching units on the claim exactly to units recorded for

the visit with EVV were implemented for dates of service on and after August 15, 2018.

  • After reviewing provider feedback and preliminary information

regarding the impact on claims, the edits will be modified so that units on the claim must be equal to or less than the units recorded for the visit with EVV.

» The date when claims will be denied for EVV related edits will be established soon. » Providers are still required to use EVV pursuant to OAC Rule 5160-1- 40.

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Phase 2

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A Single Statewide Solution

  • EVV for Phase 2 services will be implemented using the

Sandata system.

  • DODD, ODA and Medicaid managed care plans will implement

EVV in a manner consistent with the Phase 1 program.

  • Program policy differences are being addressed.

» No individual verification is necessary for services provided through DODD waivers. » Claims will continue to be submitted in the same way to the same payers.

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Phase 2 Services – Fee For Service

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  • Group Visits for Phase 1 and Phase 2 Services
  • Self-directed Services will be in Phase 3
  • PASSPORT (ODA)

» Nursing » Personal Care » PASSPORT Home Care Attendant

  • Individual Options and Level One

» Homemaker Personal Care » Nursing » Services reimbursed through a daily rate are excluded.

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Phase 2 Services – Managed Care

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  • Home Health Nursing
  • Home Health Aide
  • Private Duty Nursing
  • RN Assessment
  • MyCare Waiver Nursing
  • MyCare Waiver Homecare Attendant
  • MyCare Waiver Personal Care Aide

*Includes group visits

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Additional Resources

Ohio Medicaid EVV Web Page http://medicaid.ohio.gov/INITIATIVES/Electronic-Visit- Verification EVV Mailbox EVV@medicaid.ohio.gov EVV Policy Mailbox EVVPolicy@medicaid.ohio.gov

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