In addition, MCHCP is requesting information about any programs or plans in place for non-medicare retirees.

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Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan 832 Weathered Rock Court PO Box 104355 Jefferson City, MO 65110 Phone: 800-701-8881 www.mchcp.org Judith Muck, Executive Director February 7, 2018 To: From: Regarding: Invited Vendors Judith Muck, Executive Director Medicare Advantage Request for Information (RFI) The Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan (MCHCP) is soliciting information from vendors providing fully-insured group Medicare Advantage Plans to employer clients. Information gathered from this request for information (RFI) will be used in the development of a Request for Proposal (RFP) for MCHCP to contract for a group Medicare Advantage Plan. In addition, MCHCP is requesting information about any programs or plans in place for non-medicare retirees. MCHCP has provided an overview of claims experience for both Medicare retiree members and non- Medicare retiree members for your information as you respond to this RFI. In addition, MCHCP is providing a census of enrollment by state, and age groupings. For 2018, MCHCP offers a PPO 300 and PPO 600 plan to all retirees and, in addition, a high deductible health plan with Health Savings Account (HSA) to non-medicare retirees. A description of the Plan can be found at MCHCP s website: http://www.mchcp.org/statemembers/medicalplans.asp. The network for Medicare retirees allows members to use any provider that accepts Medicare assignment. The actuarial value of each plan is as follows: PPO 300 90.4%; PPO 600 89.2%; and HSA Plan 83.9%. MCHCP is considering changing plan options for all members in 2019 but does not expect the actuarial value of any new option to be, at a minimum, lower than 80% with a preference for any PPO offering to be no lower than 85%. MCHCP offers an Employer Group Waiver Plan Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plan for pharmacy coverage through Express Scripts. Please respond to the following questions and submit it to rfi@mchcp.org no later than 2:00 PM (CST), Wednesday, February 21, 2018. 1. Provide the full legal name of your company and where it is headquartered. 2. What group Medicare Advantage plan products do you offer to employers of MCHCP s size? 3. What is your CMS star rating for each Medicare Advantage Plan product you offer? 4. Provide information regarding current employer clients using your group Medicare Advantage services. Who are the five largest employer clients? How many employees are covered by each of these group plans? 5. How many total employer clients do you have? Do these employers provide group Medicare Advantage as a complete replacement or as an option to their Medicare retirees?

6. Do you have state employee health plans that contract for your group Medicare Advantage Plan solution? If so, please provide a list of those state employee health plans. 7. Describe your Medicare Advantage service area. Are you able to provide coverage nationally? If you have coverage gaps, how could they be addressed? 8. What type of network access do you offer to those in your group Medicare Advantage Plan, i.e. HMO, Regional PPO or National PPO network access? 9. Are you able to offer custom options such as extra benefits like hearing aids and chiropractic coverage? 10. Provide information on a timeline that would meet your needs for implementing a Medicare Advantage plan for MCHCP along with steps required of MCHCP. 11. For a group of MCHCP s size what is the optimal plan design(s) for a group Medicare Advantage Plan? Provide a summary of each design recommended and explain in detail why the recommended plan design(s) is/are optimal for MCHCP. 12. What are standard performance/discount guarantees offered to your group Medicare Advantage clients? 13. What protections do you put in place to minimize trend over time? Do you offer not-to-exceed rate(s) for each year of a contract? (MCHCP typically contracts for 1 year with 4 additional renewal year options.) 14. How are your contracts with employer clients generally structured for payment? 15. What are the benefits you include in your group Medicare Advantage Plan? 16. What do you recommend for members that become eligible during the plan year? 17. What do you recommend for subscribers who have mixed family coverage between Medicare and non-medicare? 18. Are there special issues to be considered for disabled pre-65 Medicare primary members? 19. What solutions do you have or have you considered for non-medicare retirees? Please describe in detail along with any concerns or barriers identified.

MCHCP Claims Experience Time Period: Incurred Plan Year Jan 2016 - Dec 2016 Jan 2017 - Sep 2017 Subsets Medicare Retiree Member Non Medicare Retiree Member Medicare Retiree Member Non Medicare Retiree Member Allowed Amount Med $135,364,051.18 $61,206,415.65 $103,320,788.67 $42,746,439.83 Net Pay Med $22,764,611.82 $55,275,121.77 $16,608,635.66 $37,845,119.78 Third Party Amt Med $101,086,654.05 $671,373.94 $76,357,664.84 $588,445.73 Out of Pocket Med $11,560,990.64 $5,142,511.04 $10,347,129.41 $4,293,589.13 Allowed Amount IP Acute $42,164,094.20 $19,268,987.79 $32,417,396.26 $11,730,815.46 Allowed Amount IP Acute Fac $36,177,807.78 $17,164,767.36 $27,732,869.43 $10,283,379.48 Allowed Amount IP Acute Prof $5,986,286.42 $2,104,220.43 $4,684,526.83 $1,447,435.98 Allowed Amount IP Non Acute $59,476.46 $85,556.98 $46,778.03 $25,660.48 Allowed Amount IP Non Acute Fac $21,144.02 $77,905.72 $7,386.11 $14,838.81 Allowed Amount IP Non Acute Prof $38,332.44 $7,651.26 $39,391.92 $10,821.67 Allowed Amount IP LTC $11,190,345.27 $399,627.60 $7,670,793.34 $246,390.67 Allowed Amount IP LTC Fac $10,418,131.19 $369,339.90 $7,098,186.62 $232,680.31 Allowed Amount IP LTC Prof $772,214.08 $30,287.70 $572,606.72 $13,710.36 Allowed Amount OP Med $81,947,946.67 $41,447,074.70 $63,185,544.21 $30,743,573.22 Allowed Amount OP Fac Med $38,818,757.51 $23,623,755.07 $30,097,580.00 $17,675,504.95 Allowed Amount OP Prof Med $43,129,189.16 $17,823,319.63 $33,087,964.21 $13,068,068.27 Net Pay IP Acute $5,268,309.61 $18,823,001.86 $3,817,130.42 $11,122,978.84 Net Pay IP Acute Fac $4,301,948.05 $16,861,257.65 $3,052,018.12 $9,831,455.40 Net Pay IP Acute Prof $966,361.56 $1,961,744.21 $765,112.30 $1,291,523.44 Net Pay IP Non Acute $18,030.51 $67,589.94 $19,219.78 $24,067.97 Net Pay IP Non Acute Fac $9,517.31 $61,846.43 $7,386.11 $14,414.00 Net Pay IP Non Acute Prof $8,513.20 $5,743.51 $11,833.67 $9,653.97 Net Pay IP LTC $1,862,984.00 $384,642.05 $1,329,350.32 $214,880.98 Net Pay IP LTC Fac $1,726,996.82 $361,075.86 $1,244,372.08 $205,483.27 Net Pay IP LTC Prof $135,987.18 $23,566.19 $84,978.24 $9,397.71 Net Pay OP Med $15,614,175.67 $35,996,689.89 $11,442,922.75 $26,483,191.99 Net Pay OP Fac Med $6,008,081.81 $21,638,065.87 $4,395,016.08 $16,273,249.06 Net Pay OP Prof Med $9,606,093.86 $14,358,624.02 $7,047,906.67 $10,209,942.93

Definitions Allowed Amount Med Net Pay Med Third Party Amt Med Out of Pocket Med Allowed Amount IP Acute Allowed Amount IP Acute Fac Allowed Amount IP Acute Prof Allowed Amount IP Non Acute Allowed Amount IP Non Acute Fac Allowed Amount IP Non Acute Prof Allowed Amount IP LTC Allowed Amount IP LTC Fac Allowed Amount IP LTC Prof Allowed Amount OP Med Allowed Amount Med is the amount of submitted charges eligible for payment for facility and professional services provided under medical coverage. It is the amount eligible after applying pricing guidelines, but before deducting third party, copayment, coinsurance, or deductible amounts. Net Pay Med is the net amount paid for facility and professional services provided under medical coverage. It represents the amount after all pricing guidelines have been applied, and all third party, copayment, coinsurance, and deductible amounts have been subtracted. Third Party Amt Med is the amount paid by all third party payers for facility and professional services provided under medical coverage. Out of Pocket Med is the amount paid out-of-pocket by the member for facility and professional services provided under medical coverage. This generally includes coinsurance, copayment, and Allowed Amount IP Acute is the amount of submitted charges eligible for payment for inpatient acute facility and professional services provided under medical coverage. It is the amount eligible after applying pricing guidelines, but before deducting third party, copayment, coinsurance, or Allowed Amount IP Acute Fac is the amount of submitted charges eligible for payment for inpatient acute facility services provided under medical coverage. It is the amount eligible after applying pricing guidelines, but before deducting third party, copayment, coinsurance, or Allowed Amount IP Acute Prof is the amount of submitted charges eligible for payment for inpatient acute professional services provided under medical coverage. It is the amount eligible after applying pricing guidelines, but before deducting third party, copayment, coinsurance, or Allowed Amount IP Non Acute is the amount of submitted charges eligible for payment for inpatient non-acute care facility and professional services provided under medical coverage. It is the amount eligible after applying pricing guidelines, but before deducting third party, copayment, coinsurance, or Inpatient non-acute care settings include hospices and inpatient rehabilitation facilities. Allowed Amount IP Non Acute Fac is the amount of submitted charges eligible for payment for inpatient non-acute care facility services provided under medical coverage. It is the amount eligible after applying pricing guidelines, but before deducting third party, copayment, coinsurance, or Inpatient non-acute care settings include hospices and inpatient rehabilitation facilities. Allowed Amount IP Non Acute Prof is the amount of submitted charges eligible for payment for inpatient non-acute care professional services provided under medical coverage. It is the amount eligible after applying pricing guidelines, but before deducting third party, copayment, coinsurance, or Inpatient non-acute care settings include hospices and inpatient rehabilitation facilities. Allowed Amount IP LTC is the amount of submitted charges eligible for payment for inpatient long term care facility and professional services provided under medical coverage. It is the amount eligible after applying pricing guidelines, but before deducting third party, copayment, coinsurance, or Allowed Amount IP LTC Fac is the amount of submitted charges eligible for payment for inpatient long term care facility services provided under medical coverage. It is the amount eligible after applying pricing guidelines, but before deducting third party, copayment, coinsurance, or Allowed Amount IP LTC Prof is the amount of submitted charges eligible for payment for inpatient long term care professional services provided under medical coverage. It is the amount eligible after applying pricing guidelines, but before deducting third party, copayment, coinsurance, or Allowed Amount OP Med is the amount of submitted charges eligible for payment for outpatient facility and professional services provided under medical coverage. It is the amount eligible after applying pricing guidelines, but before deducting third party, copayment, coinsurance, or

Allowed Amount OP Fac Med Allowed Amount OP Prof Med Net Pay IP Acute Net Pay IP Acute Fac Net Pay IP Acute Prof Net Pay IP Non Acute Net Pay IP Non Acute Fac Net Pay IP Non Acute Prof Net Pay IP LTC Net Pay IP LTC Fac Net Pay IP LTC Prof Net Pay OP Med Net Pay OP Fac Med Net Pay OP Prof Med Allowed Amount OP Fac Med is the amount of submitted charges eligible for payment for outpatient facility services provided under medical coverage. It is the amount eligible after applying pricing guidelines, but before deducting third party, copayment, coinsurance, or Allowed Amount OP Prof Med is the amount of submitted charges eligible for payment for outpatient professional services provided under medical coverage. It is the amount eligible after applying pricing guidelines, but before deducting third party, copayment, coinsurance, or Net Pay IP Acute is the net amount paid for inpatient acute facility and professional services provided under medical coverage. It represents the amount after all pricing guidelines have been applied, and all third party, copayment, coinsurance, and deductible amounts have been subtracted. Net Pay IP Acute Fac is the net amount paid for inpatient acute facility services provided under medical coverage. It represents the amount after all pricing guidelines have been applied, and all third party, copayment, coinsurance, and deductible amounts have been subtracted. Net Pay IP Acute Prof is the net amount paid for inpatient acute professional services provided under medical coverage. It represents the amount after all pricing guidelines have been applied, and all third party, copayment, coinsurance, and deductible amounts have been subtracted. Net Pay IP Non Acute is the net amount paid for inpatient non-acute care facility and professional services provided under medical coverage. It represents the amount after all pricing guidelines have been applied, and all third party, copayment, coinsurance, and deductible amounts have been subtracted. Inpatient non-acute care settings include hospices and inpatient rehabilitation facilities. Net Pay IP Non Acute Fac is the net amount paid for inpatient non-acute care facility services provided under medical coverage. It represents the amount after all pricing guidelines have been applied, and all third party, copayment, coinsurance, and deductible amounts have been subtracted. Inpatient non-acute care settings include hospices and inpatient rehabilitation facilities. Net Pay IP Non Acute Prof is the net amount paid for inpatient non-acute care professional services provided under medical coverage. It represents the amount after all pricing guidelines have been applied, and all third party, copayment, coinsurance, and deductible amounts have been subtracted. Inpatient non-acute care settings include hospices and inpatient rehabilitation facilities. Net Pay IP LTC is the net amount paid for inpatient long term care facility and professional services provided under medical coverage. It represents the amount after all pricing guidelines have been applied, and all third party, copayment, coinsurance, and deductible amounts have been subtracted. Net Pay IP LTC Fac is the net amount paid for inpatient long term care facility services provided under medical coverage. It represents the amount after all pricing guidelines have been applied, and all third party, copayment, coinsurance, and deductible amounts have been subtracted. Net Pay IP LTC Prof is the net amount paid for inpatient long term care professional services provided under medical coverage. It represents the amount after all pricing guidelines have been applied, and all third party, copayment, coinsurance, and deductible amounts have been subtracted. Net Pay OP Med is the net amount paid for outpatient facility and professional services provided under medical coverage. It represents the amount after all pricing guidelines have been applied, and all third party, copayment, coinsurance, and deductible amounts have been subtracted. Net Pay OP Fac Med is the net amount paid for outpatient facility services provided under medical coverage. It represents the amount after all pricing guidelines have been applied, and all third party, copayment, coinsurance, and deductible amounts have been subtracted. Net Pay OP Prof Med is the net amount paid for outpatient professional services provided under medical coverage. It represents the amount after all pricing guidelines have been applied, and all third party, copayment, coinsurance, and deductible amounts have been subtracted.

Count of members by state Time Period Dec 2017 Members Med Medicare Retiree Member Non Medicare Retiree Member State Code AK 5 AL 12 5 AR 67 15 AZ 56 13 CA 23 3 CO 19 6 CT 1 DE 1 FL 124 39 GA 14 2 HI 6 1 IA 15 4 ID 4 IL 132 52 IN 6 3 KS 159 47 KY 17 6 LA 7 3 MA 2 MD 7 1 ME 2 MI 7 MN 6 2 MO 14,867 6,226 MS 7 8 MT 3 2 NC 27 3 ND 1 NE 10 7 NH 1 NJ 2 NM 7 NV 9 1 NY 17 16 OH 9 5 OK 37 9 OR 5 1 PA 7 PR 2 SC 19 2 SD 12 10 TN 36 6 TX 89 22 UT 3 2 VA 10 4 VI 3 WA 17 WI 16 1 WV 2 WY 1 ~ 1 Total 15906 6,533

Members by age groupings Time Period Dec 2017 Medicare Retiree Member Relationship Subscriber Spouse Child Total Subscriber Spouse Child Total Age In Years Age 0-19 296 296 7 296 303 Age 20-29 573 573 7 573 580 Age 30-39 3 27 30 4 1 27 32 Age 40-49 15 1 11 27 33 28 11 72 Age 50-54 43 7 3 53 341 103 3 447 Age 55-59 115 31 146 1,399 341 1,740 Age 60-64 332 135 467 2,571 785 3,356 Age 65-69 3,650 1,185 1 4,836 Age 70-74 2,915 947 1 3,863 Age 75-79 1,996 609 2,605 Age 80-84 1,303 348 1,651 Age >= 85 1,237 126 1,363 Members Med Non Medicare Retiree Member Total 11,609 3,389 912 15,910 4,362 1,258 910 6,530

Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan Responses to Vendor Questions Medicare Advantage Plan Request for Information (RFI) February 9, 2018 These responses are provided by MCHCP to questions received from vendors responding to the Medicare Advantage Plan RFI. General Response 1 Can you please detail who is included in the non-medicare eligible retirees i.e. are Non-Medicare Retirees include retirees that are not yet eligible for Medicare as well as nonthey spouse, pre-65 retirees not on the active plan, etc.? Medicare eligible spouses and children of retirees with Medicare. 2 It appears that the non-medicare eligible retirees are on a Non-Mediare Retirees have the option of enrolling in the High Deductible Health Plan with a high deductible health plan with Health Savings Account (HSA). Is it your Health Savings Account (HSA) or two PPO plans, the PPO 300 Plan and the PPO 600 Plan. intent for the non-medicare retirees to be on a similar type plan moving forward or Decisions regarding 2019 plan options have not been made. another type of plan? Page 1 of 1