Medicaid Managed Care - U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging
Medicaid Managed Care - U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging Medicaid Managed Care - U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging
- 698 There is a huge need to educate consumers about managed care. This education should address the unique needs of people livinq with HIV and the challenges posed by managing HIV care. | ~~~~~~~~~CONSENSUS FOR ACTION| In onder for people living with HIV to maximize the benefits of managed care, it is important that they understand how this system works. Consumer education is needed to achieve the following five goals: * Create Informed benefidaries. It is necessary to educate consumers about the features of man- aged care and how best to interact with the system to get their needs met. This should cover basic concepts such as how to select a health plan, how to select a health care provider, when and how to seek out-of-network care, and how to grieve or complain about inadequate care or the denial of health care benefits. * Develop strong advocates. This goal involves educating people living with HIV and their advocates about how the
CONSENSUS FOR ACION 699 works and how they can push states to write strong and enforceable contracts with managed came organizations Once contracts ate signed, people living with HIV and their advocatcs need to become active in the monitoring and enforcement of the contracts. Enconrage people living with HiVto fortm coalitions with other
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works and how they can push states to write str<strong>on</strong>g and enforceable c<strong>on</strong>tracts with managed came<br />
organizati<strong>on</strong>s Once c<strong>on</strong>tracts ate signed, people living with HIV and their advocatcs need to become<br />
active in the m<strong>on</strong>itoring and enforcement of the c<strong>on</strong>tracts.<br />
Enc<strong>on</strong>rage people living with HiVto fortm coaliti<strong>on</strong>s with other <str<strong>on</strong>g>Medicaid</str<strong>on</strong>g> beneficaries. Success<br />
at protecting <str<strong>on</strong>g>Medicaid</str<strong>on</strong>g> for people living with HIV requires people living with HIV to form broadly<br />
based coaliti<strong>on</strong>s. A managed care plan that is designed to meet the complen needs of people living<br />
with HiV should also be designed to provide high quality care to other beneficiaries. Additi<strong>on</strong>ally,<br />
people living with HIV should remember that <str<strong>on</strong>g>Medicaid</str<strong>on</strong>g> isbur nati<strong>on</strong>'s prinmary health care safety net<br />
and through our str<strong>on</strong>g and c<strong>on</strong>sistent advocacy we have the power to make this program better for all<br />
who depend <strong>on</strong> it<br />
ABOT APITTIONj<br />
What is Capitati<strong>on</strong>?<br />
How Does Capitati<strong>on</strong> Work?<br />
TheortIcal Basis for Capitati<strong>on</strong><br />
The basis for rmost current managed A capiktaed payment tI a payment rmad Ideaty capicoti<strong>on</strong> will give the provider<br />
care programs Involves paying for to a provider <strong>on</strong> a per-memberi per- the freedom to make health care deci-<br />
health cam services with capitated ptay m<strong>on</strong>th basiks This meas that a physician si<strong>on</strong>s In the best interest of the patient<br />
nene5,as opposed to paying for health or other provider would receive a pay- it f patdent would like servkie th the<br />
core W a foe-for-service basis This fi ment every m<strong>on</strong>th for every petientthey provider does not be eve Is medicalty<br />
nanting change marks a fundhlnental have In that managed core paai,' hether nercsary the providers own hi'<strong>on</strong>clal<br />
shift in the relati<strong>on</strong>ships bertween c<strong>on</strong>- or not the p2tient mes any health care risk creates an incentive to deny thi pasumeers<br />
payers and providers of health services, n agreeing to accept this paydent cue service, However, since a<br />
care. Under fee-for-servkwe the payer men the provider is agreeing to as- providers costs increase if the patiant<br />
(in dhe hedicid c<strong>on</strong>text, dhis would be sume resp<strong>on</strong>sibitity for dhe health of her bec<strong>on</strong>tes sick and requires more earen-<br />
the stcte <str<strong>on</strong>g>Medicaid</str<strong>on</strong>g> agency) is largely re- or Ms patients. The caphated payment sloe or mwre eapesi health care sersp<strong>on</strong>sible<br />
for at financial risk should a from <strong>on</strong>c patient may not be sufficient vices, itshould not be in the Intrest of<br />
beneficoary become ill Capitated mnan- to t<strong>on</strong>r the health care costs of tdat the provider to densy necessary services.<br />
aged cre sefcs to ,ave dhe payer r<strong>on</strong>ey<br />
by utilizing the copikated payment to<br />
IndIvidual paten bypoli the calpor red<br />
payments from every padetn, it Is antici-<br />
This systen presumes that the provider<br />
i5 esxperienetd and knowledgeabletabout<br />
transier some of the risk for health cor<br />
costs from the payer to the health plan<br />
pated diet the provider can pay for all<br />
necessary health care expenses, as well<br />
all typetof illruess,and Incapable ofWg<br />
ing when heal a services can be<br />
or the indtileit beaith care provider.<br />
Pinig for health car Involves risk be-<br />
as receive a fair compensatiow for theIr<br />
own services Thi Isintended te take<br />
denied withoutInfltiing aderae efecra<br />
<strong>on</strong> the patient.<br />
case there is no way of knoVwng hI ad away: the Incentive in the fee-for-rse,<br />
vwac how wmuhhalth care an individuial vice system to over prescribe health<br />
witi require over a glw. time period. care services for healthy people<br />
MANoacAAocncAeeeoee A. Adile Ploe n Psee UIop n .I1th HIV<br />
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