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Stephanie Collins, Ph.D., LMHC Assistant Deputy Commissioner MA Department of Correction October 30, 2017 Examine the issues impacting ex-offender Examine the issues impacting ex-offender reentry into the community reentry into the


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Stephanie Collins, Ph.D., LMHC Assistant Deputy Commissioner MA Department of Correction October 30, 2017

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 Examine the issues impacting ex-offender

Examine the issues impacting ex-offender reentry into the community reentry into the community

 Identify reentry practices that work to

Identify reentry practices that work to increase community access and continuity of increase community access and continuity of care care

 Identify resources to bridge the gap and

Identify resources to bridge the gap and establish a network of establish a network of care for ex-offenders care for ex-offenders transition to community transition to community

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 MA DOC Institution Overview  Medical Services  Medicaid Reentry Program  MA DOC Community Linkages

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 MA Department of Correction  Census  Sites  Largest Sites  Smallest Site  Number of admissions annually  Number of releases annually

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 Comprehensive Services Contract  Contracted comprehensive medical, mental

health and dental services

  • “Medical services shall include medical, laboratory,

pharmaceutical, hospitalization, and inpatient care which shall include primary, secondary, and tertiary levels,

  • utpatient, medical clinic care, physician specialty care,

telemedicine and all other health care services.”

 Fully at risk, capitated contract

  • The Contractor shall be solely responsible for making all

decisions with respect to the type, timing and level of services needed by inmates.

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 FY 2017 ( July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017)

  • 8,262 Medical Trips
  • 1,219 Emergency Medical Trips
  • 552,000 Onsite Clinical Visits

 49,000 MD/ANP  503,000 RN/LPN  29,000 Dental  832 seen for reentry and discharge planning  1,788 seen for aftercare appointments  1,085 discharged with active MassHealth/39 without  279 referred for medication assisted treatment

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Infectious disease medications top cost drivers were for HIV and Hepatitis C:

1.

Harvoni

2.

Viekira XR

3.

Atripla

4.

Epclusa The top cost drivers (for Non HIV or Hepatitis C medications) for medical costs were:

1.

Adalimumab

2.

Etanercept

3.

Truvada The top drivers for order volume were:

1.

Ibuprofen

2.

APAP

3.

Clonidine The top cost drivers for psychiatric medications include:

1.

Amitriptyline

2.

Chlorpromazine

3.

Perphenazine

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 Vendor services as providers for clinical

services in MA

  • MPCH
  • Spectrum

 MassHealth  Fellowships and Grants  Volunteer Services

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 Offender enrollment in correct program  Separate systems

  • Inpatient Only Medicaid
  • Community Medicaid
  • Neither process is automated, applications and

changes are completed through a paper process

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 Must complete a Medicaid application in

facility

 Completed by vendor medical staff  Enrolled prior to first inpatient stay which

exceeds 24 hours

 Medicaid does not assume eligibility  Only covers costs for services during the stay

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 Must complete a Medicaid application in

facility 30 days prior to return to community

 Completed with a Correctional Program

Officer

 Not automatically enrolled. Application alerts

MassHealth that “Inpatient Only” status is changing to Community status

 Not assumed eligibility  Does not always start immediately upon

release

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Provide continuity of medical and mental health care for offenders returning to the community

Make appointments

Provide medications

Provide the offender with list of resources Increase chances at recovery and successful reintegration Housing Vocational opportunities

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 MATRI

  • Medication Assisted Treatment Reentry Initiative

 Housing  Vocational Programs  Employment  Cultural Programs (Churches, Organizations)  Parole  SSI/SSDI

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Court Systems

  • No medical services
  • No access to care
  • No prior clinical information

Parole/Probation

  • Responsibility for successful reentry fall to Parolee

Community Providers

  • Lack of mental health resources
  • Community Providers will not schedule appointments

before Medicaid is activated

DOC

No electronic health record Cannot provide treatment/medications beyond

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Thank You!

Stephanie.collins@massmail.state.ma.us