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MINUTES-Draft <br />ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH <br /> November 29, 2017 <br />S:\Managers Working Files\BOH\Agenda & Abstracts\2017 Agenda & Abstracts/ November Page 5 <br />fall, which will provide further information around program design, Requests for <br />Information (RFI’s) this winter, which will gather information from experts to flesh out the <br />program design, and Requests for Proposals (RFP’s) in the summer of 2018 to engage <br />providers and candidates for managed care organizations; with the goal of beginning <br />services under the new model in July 2019. <br /> <br />Medicaid facts <br />o Medicaid is administered by states, according to federal requirements. The program is <br />funded jointly by states and the federal government. <br />o About 68.5 million people in the U.S. were covered by Medicaid as of July 2017. Two <br />million in NC are insured by Medicaid. About 5.8 million additional children were <br />covered by the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) as of July 2017. <br />o About 20% of the U.S. population (319 million) are covered by Medicaid/CHIP. One <br />dollar out of every $6 spent in healthcare in the U.S. is Medicaid. <br /> <br />Medicaid and CHIP in NC <br />o Medicaid is a health and long-term care coverage program that was enacted in 1965. <br />The Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) was established in 1997 to provide <br />new coverage opportunities for children in families with incomes too high to qualify for <br />Medicaid, but who cannot afford private coverage. <br />o 2,030,268 million people in North Carolina were covered as of July 2017. <br />o Total State Fiscal Year 2016 Medicaid expenditures were $13.9 billion. <br />o State appropriations for Medicaid were $3.5 billion of that $13.9 billion. <br />o Federal dollars make up the majority of the remaining Medicaid budget. <br />o State Medicaid dollars were about 15.7% of the total $22.3 billion state budget. <br /> <br />Medicaid Managed Care <br />o Managed care is a health care delivery system organized to manage cost, utilization, <br />and quality. Medicaid managed care provides for the delivery of Medicaid health benefits <br />and additional services through contracted arrangements between State Medicaid <br />agencies and managed care organizations (MCO’s) that accept a set per member per <br />month (capitation) payment for these services. <br />o Over 55 million Medicaid enrollees covered under some form of Medicaid managed care <br />as of July 2014 (77% of total enrollment). <br />o As of July 2011, over 80% of Medicaid beneficiaries in NC were enrolled in some form of <br />managed care. <br /> <br />Medicaid Managed Care in the future <br />o Session Law 2015-245 – An act to transform and reorganize North Carolina’s Medicaid <br />and NC Health Choice Programs. Session Law 2016-121 – An act to … Modify certain <br />provisions of the Medicaid transformation legislation. Additional legislation will further <br />define the scope and expectations association with Medicaid managed care. <br />o The intent of the legislation is to expand and connect the majority of remaining Medicaid <br />expenditures to a managed care model that would capitate or limit those expenditures. <br />o The state will issue a request for proposals for 3 statewide commercial managed care <br />organizations and up to 12 regional provider-led entities in 6 regions to manage <br />Medicaid expenses based on a per member per month capitated model. <br /> <br />Why does this matter to public health? <br />o Care Management <br />• Role could be removed from health departments (Eliminated or given to MCO’s).
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