Alaska EIILP Medicaid Targeted Case Management What it

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Alaska EI/ILP & Medicaid Targeted Case Management What it is Why we did it

Alaska EI/ILP & Medicaid Targeted Case Management What it is Why we did it How it is working December 5, 2006

EI/ILP (Alaska’s Part C Program) n Lead Agency is Department of Health and Social

EI/ILP (Alaska’s Part C Program) n Lead Agency is Department of Health and Social Services n Provider agencies are grantees of DHSS, compliance assured through grant agreements n Family service coordination (FSC) by direct service providers, usually employees of grantee agencies 2

Medicaid Targeted Case Management n Service category available for Medicaid recipients n “Targeted” means

Medicaid Targeted Case Management n Service category available for Medicaid recipients n “Targeted” means case management for a specific population n “Case Management“ services assist eligibles to gain access to needed medical, social, education, and other services 3

Medicaid Targeted Case Management n Medicaid State Plan Amendment approval n Describes target population

Medicaid Targeted Case Management n Medicaid State Plan Amendment approval n Describes target population n Outlines billable activity descriptions n Defines provider qualifications n Provides assurances to CMS n Outlines Payment Methodology 4

Medicaid Targeted Case Management n. Payment Methodology n. Rate Based on Real Costs n.

Medicaid Targeted Case Management n. Payment Methodology n. Rate Based on Real Costs n. Monthly Encounter Rate n. Adjusted annually for inflation n. Approximately $245/month/child 5

Targeted Case Management General Policy Description n Follows all applicable state, federal laws and

Targeted Case Management General Policy Description n Follows all applicable state, federal laws and regulations n Designed to align with current EI/ILP practices (TCM = FSC) n Administrative simplicity n Intra-departmental communication 6

Targeted Case Management General Policy Description n Grantees are qualified providers n Billing receipts

Targeted Case Management General Policy Description n Grantees are qualified providers n Billing receipts = grant income; must be used to further grant objectives n Qualified providers must enroll with Medicaid n Unique Provider ID needed to bill for TCM 7

Targeted Case Management General Policy Description n Children must be Medicaid eligible to bill

Targeted Case Management General Policy Description n Children must be Medicaid eligible to bill for TCM n Title XIX or Title XXI (Denali Kid. Care) n Statewide eligibility rate is 30 -35% n EI/ILP Medicaid eligibility rate is 55 -60% 8

Targeted Case Management General Policy Description May bill the monthly rate after minimum of

Targeted Case Management General Policy Description May bill the monthly rate after minimum of one documented qualifying case management contact in a month One charge per month per child = 12 monthly charges / child/ 12 -month period maximum 9

TCM Pilot Project – Phase I n Enrollment Process n Outreach Connections/Activities n Successfully

TCM Pilot Project – Phase I n Enrollment Process n Outreach Connections/Activities n Successfully Identify Qualifying Activities n Documentation Standards and Methods n Recordkeeping / Billing Mechanisms in place 10