Overview Oregons Medicaid Meaningful Use Technical Assistance Program OMMUTAP Lisa Parker Office of Health IT 1 Topics to Cover Why Technical Assistance Whats in it for the providers and DCOs ID: 930563
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EHR Technical Assistance to Medicaid Practices OverviewOregon’s Medicaid Meaningful Use Technical Assistance Program (OMMUTAP)
Lisa Parker, Office of Health IT
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Slide2Topics to CoverWhy Technical Assistance?What’s in it for the providers and DCOs?Menu of ServicesNext steps
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Slide3Why?Oregon is transforming health care delivery to improve health outcomes and quality of care while reducing costs for all Oregonians.
Health information technology
is essential to these efforts.
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Slide4Technical Assistance to Medicaid ProvidersTransformation Funds: The Legislature awarded $30 million
to CCOs to support their health system transformation efforts
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With support of CCOs, OHA retained $3 million of the Transformation Funds to leverage federal funds for investing in statewide HIT infrastructure
CCO HIT Advisory Group
A statewide Provider Directory
Statewide Direct Secure Messaging and CareAccord
Notifications of hospital events via PreManage
A Clinical Quality Metrics Registry
To capture clinical quality metric from EHRs for CCO quality incentives and Medicaid EHR Incentive Program
TA to support Oregon Medicaid providers/clinics to “meaningfully use” their EHR
(
TA provided through contract with
OCHIN; program available
January 2016 – May
2018
)
That would allow CCOs and their providers to access hospital event data as real-time notifications when their member has a hospital event
Offer a standards-based, HIPAA-compliant, common method of health information exchange, leveraging new requirements for certified EHRs and for hospital and providers seeking to meet Meaningful
U
se
Critical to supporting health information exchange, analytics and operational efficiencies
OHA
CMS
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Oregon’s Medicaid Meaningful Use Technical Assistance Program
Slide5TA Outcomes - Medicaid providers are:
Supporting use of aggregated data for population
management
Sharing information for care coordination
Connected
to an HIE and exchanging clinical information across systems and
organizations
Using HIE/Direct secure messaging to send Transition of care summaries to meet MU Stage 2
Submitting CQM electronically for
CCO EHR-based Incentive Measures
and MU
Developing workflows to ensure quality of data in metrics submitted
Providing patients with their records (view, download, transmit) and electronically message with patients (MU Stage 2)
… and working toward Stage 3
Supporting patient / family engagement
Meaningful users of 2014
Certified EHRs
meet Stage 2
measures
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Slide6Value of TA Services to Providers and DCOsFully functional and interoperable EHRs can improve efficiency and quality in
participating clinics, which means lower costs, better outcomes and healthier communities.Maximize the value of their investment in EHRImprove access to information at point of patient care
Meet
federal Meaningful Use requirements and receive Medicaid or Medicare EHR incentive
funding
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Slide7Value of TA Services to Providers (cont.) No-cost TA services can save providers and clinics time and money on EHR assessment and implementation so they can focus on delivering the best care to their patients.
TA can help providers qualify for financial incentives through the Medicaid EHR Incentive Program. There is money on the table for eligible professionals (EP) —up to $63,750* per EP over six years
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* The total incentive payment for a pediatrician with a Medicaid patient
volume
of at least 20%, but less than 30%, is $42,500.
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Medicaid Meaningful Use Incentives for Eligible Professionals
Payment Year
(
Can be non-consecutive; 2016 last year to initiate participation)
Incentive Payments to EP
Year 1
$21,250
Year
2
$8,500
Year
3
$8,500
Year
4
$8,500
Year
5
$8,500
Year
6
$8,500
Total incentive paid over six years
$63,750*
Slide8Provider EligibilityMedicaid Eligible Professional Type – enrolled Medicaid provider who is a physician,dentist,
nurse practitioner, including certified nurse midwife, or physician assistant in certain circumstancesProvider restrictions:
Providers may not receive TA services they already received through the REC program (O-HITEC)
Does
not need to participate in either the Medicare or Medicaid EHR Incentive Program; can be a Medicare EHR Incentive Program participant
Inclusive of any area of medicine, specialists, primary care
Does not restrict practice setting
No Medicaid patient volume
requirements
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Slide9OMMUTAP Services9
Interoperability
Consulting and Technical Assistance
Certified
EHR Assessment, Implementation and Upgrade Assistance
Risk
& Security Training and Assessment
Meaningful
Use Education & Attestation Assistance
Slide10Menu of Services10
Certified EHR Assessment, Implementation
and
Upgrade Assistance
EHR
assessment, including input from providers and clinical staff, to:
Determine each practice’s risk and success factors
Generate an individualized written EHR assessment summary
Recommend the best
Certified EHR options Support the decision whether to adopt, implement or upgrade to a Certified EHR Assist in developing a project plan to implement or upgrade to a Certified EHR
Slide11Menu of Services – cont.11
Interoperability
Consulting and
Technical
Assistance
Interoperable EHR systems make a patient’s information available when and where it is
needed.
Participants
who select this service will receive:
A personalized EHR interoperability assessmentA written analysis and improvement project plan focusing on Meaningful Use measures Workflow assistance and support, including review of recommended technical changes and coordination with third party vendors
Slide12Menu of Services – cont.Risk and Security Training and Assessment
EHR security experts will provide participants with a complete risk assessment including: Interviews and an on-site walkthrough to identify potential security risks and to inform personalized recommendations for improved security
Provider and staff training to support recommended improvements
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Slide13Menu of Services – cont.Meaningful
Use Education and Attestation Assistance
Meaningful Use standards ensure that your EHR system is fully operational and that workflows promote quality care, efficiency, security and patient safety.
Eligible
professionals (EP) who meet and attest to Meaningful Use qualify for incentive payments.
OMMUTAP
helps EPs achieve Meaningful Use through
:
Ongoing education and support regarding program participation, reporting, and measure workflows appropriate to your current stage of Meaningful Use participation (AIU, Stage 1, Stage 2 or Stage 3)
Tools you can use in your own clinic Assistance attesting to Medicaid or Medicare EHR Incentive Program in 2015, 2016 and 2017 24
Slide14Not Included in TA Program ScopeAny services outside of the Menu of ServicesInformation Technology (licenses, systems, software, interfaces, etc.)
Any activities outside of the Provider Agreement for TA Services Project implementation/project managementServices previously supplied to a provider by the Regional Extension Center (REC)
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Slide15Next StepsDetermine level of engagement/coordination with DCOs and CCOs for dental practicesCommunication
and outreach to practicesClinic/provider agree to participate; outline of TA activities and timelinePeriodic meetings to discuss progress and
priorities
Program
available
through May
2018
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Slide16Questions or Comments?
Kristin Bork
kristin.m.bork@state.or.us
Lisa Parker
lisa.a.parker@state.or.us
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