Draft Managed Care Enrollee in Need of HH – Plan Roles and Responsibilities
Year One Targeted Case Management Conversion Logic
Chart II
September 29, 2011
TCM Agency (A) Targeted Case Management (TCM) Provider Converts to Health Home as Lead or Partner (Total HH Capacity X+Y) |
Health Home (HH)Topic | TCM Agency (B Targeted Case Management (TCM) Provider Does Not Convert to Health Home (Total TCM Capacity Z) |
|
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Agency A: Current Number of (TCM Slots: X) |
Agency A: (New HH Capacity: Y) (under contract with Health Plan for MC enrollees) |
Agency B: Current Number of TCM Slots: Z |
|
Yes | Yes | Health Home Standards | No |
TCM Rate | Health Home Rate | Payment Amount | TCM Rate |
Agency A1 | Health Plan | Slot Management1/Patient Assignment | Agency B2 |
90% | 90% | Percentage of Federal Financial Participation | 50% |
Agency A will report to State and to health plan. | Agency A will report to State (if lead applicant) and to health plan. | Quality Reporting Measures and Evaluation | N/A (subject to existing TCM standards) |
Agency A | Responsibility shared by Agency A and the health plan. | Outcome Accountability | N/A (subject to existing TCM standards) |
Agency A bills eMedNY3,4 | Agency A bills eMedNY with plan approval3,4 | Claiming | Agency B bills eMedNY |
Footnotes
- 1. With County input for OMH and with HH network input as appropriate for both COBRA and OMH.
- 2. With County input for OMH.
- 3. Fee-For-Service and Managed Care patients
- 4. Agency A must track slots and bill the appropriate rate - in the case of patient health home assignment from a plan, Agency A must retain approval from the plan in order to support the fee for service claim.