Report from the JMOC Actuary. Presentation to the JMOC Committee November 15, 2018

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Report from the JMOC Actuary Presentation to the JMOC Committee November 15, 2018

Setting a Growth Target for Medicaid: JMOC Responsibilities Under ORC Section 103.414, JMOC must Contract with actuary to determine the projected medical inflation rate for the upcoming biennium Determine if it agrees with the actuary s findings If not, JMOC must develop its own projected medical inflation rate Complete a report and submit to Governor and General Assembly

Setting a Growth Target for Medicaid: Medicaid Responsibilities Under ORC Section 5162.70, the Medicaid Director must Limit growth at an aggregate PMPM level across the entire program to the JMOC rate or 3 year average CPI, whichever is lower; and Improve the health of Medicaid recipients Reduce the prevalence of comorbid conditions and mortality rates of Medicaid recipients Reduce infant mortality rates among Medicaid recipients Help individuals who have the greatest potential to obtain income move to private health coverage

Benchmark: CPI Rate for Medical Services Midwest CPI US CPI September 2016 5.1% 4.9% September 2017 0.9% 1.6% September 2018 1.5% 1.7% Unweighted Unweighted 3 Year Average 2.5% 2.73% Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics

Total Caseload 3,150,000 3,100,000 3,050,000 3,000,000 2,950,000 2,900,000 2,850,000 2,800,000 2,750,000 2,700,000

MAGI Adults and Children 1,300,000 1,250,000 1,200,000 1,150,000 1,100,000 1,050,000 1,000,000 CFC Children CFC and Group VIII

Jul-14 Sep-14 Nov-14 Jan-15 Mar-15 May-15 Jul-15 Sep-15 Nov-15 Jan-16 Mar-16 May-16 Jul-16 Sep-16 Nov-16 Jan-17 Mar-17 May-17 Jul-17 Sep-17 Nov-17 Jan-18 Mar-18 May-18 Jul-18 Sep-18 ABD and Dual Caseloads 260,000 240,000 220,000 Dual Eligible 200,000 180,000 160,000 AB 140,000

Jul-14 Sep-14 Nov-14 Jan-15 Mar-15 May-15 Jul-15 Sep-15 Nov-15 Jan-16 Mar-16 May-16 Jul-16 Sep-16 Nov-16 Jan-17 Mar-17 May-17 Jul-17 Sep-17 Nov-17 Jan-18 Mar-18 May-18 Jul-18 Sep-18 Limited Benefit Enrollees 130,000 125,000 120,000 115,000 110,000 105,000

Illustration: PMPM Impact Under Changing Caseload Mix at Two Points in Time FY 19 PMPM Projection Time 1: Jul 2017 Share of Total Time 2: Jun 2018 Share of Total Population Change Relative to Total Children $ 232 39.17% 40.04% 0.86% Adults $ 507 39.82% 38.66% -1.16% Disabled $ 1,911 7.87% 8.56% 0.69% Duals* $ 2,020 8.08% 8.10% 0.01% Other* $ 57 5.05% 4.64% -0.41% Total Caseload 3,084,480 2,938,399-146,081 Total PMPM $609 $619 $10 PMPM % Change 1.5% *Medicare Parts B and D payments are not included in the PMPM totals

Ohio SFY20/SFY21 Biennial Rate of Growth Projections NOVEMBER 15, 2018

Agenda Background Objective Data Process Trend Projections Normalized Growth Supplemental Summaries Nursing Facility Market Basket Population Cost Drivers Rx Cost Drivers Next Steps 11

Objective Data Process Trend Projection Cost Drivers Objective Project Ohio s Medicaid medical inflation rate for the upcoming biennium 4 Determinants of Risk: Program Design Population Benefits Network PMPM = Utilization per 1,000 x Unit Cost 12,000 12

Objective Data Process Trend Projection Cost Drivers Objective PMPM (Per Member Per Month) Projections Develop category of aid level PMPM projections PMPM Projected costs are normalized at an average permember per-month level Measure is not influenced by changes in enrollment volume Accounts for total expenditures and total enrollment Comprised of two components: Unit Cost Average cost per service/visit Utilization Average rate of service utilization across all eligible members 13

Objective Data Process Trend Projection Cost Drivers Data Data Sources: January 2016-June 2018 detailed FFS and Encounter claims-level data January 2016-June 2018 member-level eligibility data by month Monthly Medicaid Variance Reports and MCP Cost Reports for benchmarking Ohio Department of Medicaid Caseload Reports for benchmarking Managed Care Certification Letters Midyear - July 2018 Capitation Rates Actual and Projected Medicare Premiums/Part D claw-back Amounts 14

Objective Data Process Trend Projection Cost Drivers Process PMPM Projections CY2017 used as base data to begin projection Consistent CY2017 Membership throughout Biennium Allows for a recent/consistent mix of enrollment to base overall PMPMs Developed at a category of aid (COA) and category of service (COS) level COA and COS PMPMs are projected into the biennium period Excludes spending not tied to a recipient 1 Additional exclusions made from prior iterations 1 Detailed exclusions in Appendix 15

Objective Data Process Trend Projection Cost Drivers Adjustments Reflect Current Policy Adjustments to historical expenditure data to reflect current policy Projections assume current policy continues Population/Membership Adjust CY2017 base year to reflect recent population mix Change in populations covered in Managed Care vs. FFS Policy Changes Adjusts for policies that have potential to impact the risk of the program Reimbursement rate changes Implementation of new programs 16

Objective Data Process Trend Projection Cost Drivers What is Trend? Adjust Time Period Trend factors project cost from the base period to future time periods Multiple Components Levels of Trend Trend factors are estimated by major categories of service and categories of aid Secular Trend Components include: Utilization Change in frequency of services over time Unit cost Change in service reimbursement over time, as well as change in mix of services over time Other Considerations Nursing Facility - Market Basket adjustment factor $97M in SFY20 $196M in SFY21 $293M for Biennium plus future compounding 17

Objective Data Process Trend Projection Cost Drivers Overall Projection With NF Market Basket SFY 2019 Projection PMPM SFY Lower Bound Upper Bound 2019 - Optumas $639 $647 Projection PMPM Annualized Trend SFY Lower Bound Upper Bound Lower Bound Upper Bound 2020 $657 $675 2.8% 4.4% 2021 $677 $707 2.9% 4.6% 2019-2021 2.9% 4.5% 18

Objective Data Process Trend Projection Cost Drivers Overall Projection Without NF Market Basket SFY 2019 Projection PMPM SFY Lower Bound Upper Bound 2019 - Optumas $639 $647 Projection PMPM Annualized Trend SFY Lower Bound Upper Bound Lower Bound Upper Bound 2020 $655 $673 2.4% 4.0% 2021 $671 $701 2.5% 4.2% 2019-2021 2.5% 4.1% 19

Objective Data Process Trend Projection Cost Drivers Cost Drivers Nursing Facility Market Basket Lower Bound Projection PMPM 1 Categories of Aid SFY19 SFY20 SFY21 SFY19 -> SFY21 Dual w/ Market Basket $2,370 $2,428 $2,493 2.6% Dual w/o Market Basket $2,370 $2,401 $2,438 1.4% Non-Dual w/ Market Basket $488 $502 $518 3.0% Non-Dual w/o Market Basket $488 $502 $517 2.9% Total Spend w/ Market Basket $639 $657 $677 2.9% Total Spend w/o Market Basket $639 $655 $671 2.5% Market Basket Dollar Impact 2 $96,600,000 $196,400,000 1 Includes all Medicaid expenditures and Buy-In/Part D Clawback 2 Values rounded, total Medicaid Market Basket Impact, based on adjusted CY17 case mix 20

Objective Data Process Trend Projection Cost Drivers Cost Drivers Enrollment Distribution by Age Age 55-64 growing: Consider if new enrollees are expected to be higher or lower risk than existing enrollees Distribution of Adult Age over Time as % of Medicaid Population 2017 2H 2017 1H 2016 2H 2016 1H 2015 2H 2015 1H 2014 2H 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 75+ 65-74 55-64 45-54 35-44 21-34 21

$ in Billions Illustration: LTSS Spending Using National Caseload Growth Rates and Current Policy $5.3 $5.1 $4.9 $4.7 $4.5 $4.3 $4.1 $3.9 $3.7 $3.5 FY 2018 FY 2019 FY 2020 FY 2021 FY 2022 FY 2023 FY 2024 FY 2025 Current Policy: Natl pop growth; Current mix (45/55) plus 2.8% annual increase in NF costs FY2020, flat waiver costs Scenario 1: Natl pop growth; Current mix of NF/Waiver (45/55) - flat costs Scenario 2: Natl pop growth; 2% increase in waiver use over 4 yrs (43/57); 2% growth in PMPM (NF & Waiver)

Objective Data Process Trend Projection Cost Drivers Cost Drivers Population Mix Lower Bound PMPM Projection 1 COA SFY19 SFY20 SFY21 Annualized Trend SFY19 -> SFY21 Adults $507 $524 $543 3.5% Children $232 $238 $244 2.7% Disabled $1,911 $1,961 $2,013 2.6% Dual $2,020 $2,070 $2,122 2.5% Other $57 $58 $59 1.6% Total $611 $628 $647 2.9% Buy-In/Part D Clawback $28 $29 $30 2.9% Total Plus Addt l Pymts $639 $657 $677 2.9% 1 Includes all Medicaid expenditures and NF Market Basket 23

Objective Data Process Trend Projection Cost Drivers Cost Drivers Pharmacy Therapeutic Classes 1 1 Percentages based on Medicaid Rx expenditures excluding Dual and Other categories of aid identified as defined in Appendix Projection Categories COA 24

Objective Data Process Trend Projection Cost Drivers Cost Drivers Pharmacy Therapeutic Class Detail 1 1 Distribution based on combination of CY16 & CY17 Medicaid Rx expenditures excluding Dual and Other categories of aid as defined in Appendix Projection Categories COA 25

Optumas 7400 East McDonald Drive, Suite 101 Scottsdale, AZ 85250 480.588.2499 (office) 480.315.1795 (fax) www.optumas.com 26

Appendices 27

Objective Expenditure Exclusions Excludes one time funds and spending that is not tied to a recipient State Administration HCAP Hospital Care Assurance Program Hospital UPL (Upper Payment Limit) P4P Managed Care Pay for Performance HIF Health Insurer Fee Settlements and Rebates handled outside of the claims system and paid outside of managed care capitation rates Physician UPL/CICIP Hospital Pass Through Payments HIC Franchise & Premium taxes Total value of the above reflects approximately $3.7B annually. 28

Objective Expenditure Exclusions Comparison PMPM Projections (Lower Bound) 1 SFY Current Projection Current Projection % Impact of PMPM Value of Adding Exclusions in 2 Exclusions Exclusions 2019 Baseline $639 $674 5.4% $35 2020 Year 1 $657 $692 5.3% $35 2021 Year 2 $677 $712 5.2% $35 1 Includes all Medicaid expenditures and Buy-In/Part D Clawback with NF Market Basket 2 Exclusions in this context reflect Managed Care Hospital Pass Through Payment and HIC Franchise Fee & Premium taxes, which were inherent in previous iterations 29

Projection Categories - COA Categories of Aid CFC Adults Extension AFK CFC Children CHIP ABD <21 ABD 21+ Breast & Cervical Cancer (BCCP) LTSS Institutional Non Dual Populations 1 LTSS Waiver Non Dual Populations 2 Community Dual <65 (Non MC) Community Dual 65+ (Non MC) LTSS Institutional Dual Populations 1 LTSS Waiver Dual Populations 2 MyCare Medicare Premium Assistance Refugee/Not Assigned RoMPIR/Presumptive/Alien Adults Adults Children Children Children Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled Dual Dual Dual Dual Dual Other Other Other 1 DD: ICF Non-DD: SNF 2 DD: Individual Options, Level One, SELF Non-DD: Assisted Living, PASSPORT, OH Home Care Rollup - Categories of Aid 30

Projection Categories - COS Clinics Clinics - Mental Health Dental Services DME EPSDT Family Planning FQHC/RHC Home Health/PDN Hospice Services ICF & ID Public ICF & ID Private ID Services Inpatient Hospital Inpatient Hospital BH Laboratory/Radiology Categories of Service 1 Medicaid Schools Program Mental Health and Addiction Services Other Other Professional Outpatient ER Outpatient Non-ER PCP Prescribed Drugs Psychology Services SNF Specialty Transportation Vision Waiver Services 1 Projected for each COA defined in Appendix Projection Categories COA 31

Cost Drivers Nursing Facility Market Basket (UB) Upper Bound Projection PMPM 1 Categories of Aid SFY19 SFY20 SFY21 SFY19 -> SFY21 Dual w/ Market Basket $2,403 $2,494 $2,596 3.9% Dual w/o Market Basket $2,403 $2,466 $2,537 2.8% Non-Dual w/ Market Basket $493 $516 $541 4.8% Non-Dual w/o Market Basket $493 $516 $540 4.7% Total Spend w/ Market Basket $647 $675 $707 4.5% Total Spend w/o Market Basket $647 $673 $701 4.1% Market Basket Dollar Impact 2 $100,800,000 $209,200,000 1 Includes all Medicaid expenditures and Buy-In/Part D Clawback 2 Values rounded, total Medicaid Market Basket Impact, based on adjusted CY17 case mix 32

Cost Drivers Population Mix (UB) Upper Bound PMPM Projection 1 COA SFY19 SFY20 SFY21 Annualized Trend SFY19 -> SFY21 Adults $512 $539 $569 5.4% Children $234 $245 $256 4.6% Disabled $1,933 $2,013 $2,098 4.2% Dual $2,047 $2,127 $2,212 4.0% Other $58 $59 $61 2.6% Total $618 $646 $676 4.6% Buy-In/Part D Clawback $29 $29 $31 3.9% Total Plus Addt l Pymts $647 $675 $707 4.5% 1 Includes all Medicaid expenditures and NF Market Basket 33

Next Steps Review presentation and actuary report JMOC staff and actuary are available for further questions over the next month Select JMOC target at December 13th meeting Submit report to Governor by December 15th