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Individual Assisted Living Planning

and Rate Negotiation Tool

Testing Version

Sponsored byAging and Adult Services

MN Department of Human Services

Testing 1…. 2….. 3…. Testing 1…. 2…. 3….

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To Access Documents

www.dhs.state.mn.us/agingint/Services/commrescdev.htm

Stored as PDF documents.

Download Acrobat Reader 5.0 to view

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Testing Version

Looking for counties and providers– To learn how to best use this tool.– Best applications and limitations of this tool.– How to improve its performance so that it works well for the

intended users.

– If interested, email darlene.schroeder@state.mn.us

Anticipate additional video conference training in September based on input and feedback.

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Why? Why now?

Quality Assurance - – Need to be accountable for EW/AC

expenditures.• Demonstrate link between individual need and

services provided.• Delineate services purchased and the amount

of each.• Assure AL/AL+ is as cost-effective a manner of

purchasing services as fee-for-service.

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Individualized Plan

Assessed

Need

Service

Rate

Units X Negotiated Component Rate

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Residential Care Expenditures EW Program

2000Total R.C. $20,000.000

% of Total 37 %

AL $ 3,400,000

AL+ $ 9,500

RC $ 7,400.000

Corp AFC $ ----

Family FC $ 9,000.000

2002Total R.C. $42,000.000

% of Total 51 %

AL $ 2,300,000

AL+ $33,000,000

RC $ 480.000

Corp AFC $ ----

Family FC $ 6,000.000

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Technology

Designed to Link with Screening Document

Requires Acrobat READER to see form.– (Allows you to enter data, but not save it.)

Requires Full Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Approval 5.0 to save data

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The Tool

What it is.

Individualized care planning tool

Calculates rate based on planned services

What it isn’t.

Doesn’t “Set” rates

Doesn’t create a base set of services

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Three Documents1. Information on Proposed AL AL+

Services

2. A Worksheet for Computing the Costs

of Supervision

3. Individual Assisted Living Planning

and Rate Negotiation Tool.http://www.dhs.state.mn.us/agingint/Services/commrescdev.htm

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Process

Provider Completes

“Information on

Proposed AL AL+

Services”

County and

Provider

Negotiate Component Rates

Agreed Upon

Component Rates

are applied to Individual Assisted Living Plan

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Information on Proposed AL AL+ Services

Basic Information About Provider

Proposed Component Rates

Identification of Proposed Services

Description of Socialization and Supervision Services Available

Completed by provider for each site

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Computing a Rate for Supervision Services

This worksheet is an example of how supervision rate might be developed.

– Avoid duplication of payments for supervision and other AL services.

– Account for staff time providing needed supervision when no other AL/AL+ services are being provided

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County and Provider Negotiate Component Rates

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Agreed Upon Rates are Entered on Individual Assisted Living and Rate

Negotiation Tool

Page 4 - Negotiated Component Rates

Suggestion: Develop “Naming Convention” e.g.– Save Pages 2 - 4 containing provider information under

provider site name

– Save Individual client data under their PMI or name followed by date

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Reminder….HIPAA Compliance

Work processes that are changing to electronic documents and data

streaming need to be HIPPA compliant.

Check with your HIPAA compliance person.

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Import Client Data

Open “ABC Assisted Living”

Choose File-Import-Form Data

Double click on the Form Data file name that you wish to transfer to the Tool.

– Note: You must “tab through” the document to populate fields

Voila!

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Magic….. Client information automatically populates

– either from the screening document

– or from the first time entered anywhere on the form

Assessment score is pulled from the Screening document (or can be entered manually)

“Standardized description of need” and “Typical level of AL/AL+ service” populates automatically once assessment score is entered.

“$ per month” automatically computes rates based on frequency and negotiated rates

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Complete Individual Plan

Navigation Tips– Tab through fields on the page or use

mouse and click on desired field

– Click on Back or Next Arrows to change page

– Click on Home to access Page Menu

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Case Manager Enters

Assessment item scores (if not linked to screening document).

Describes individual need and preferences.

Indicates if all or part of need is met outside of the AL package.

Indicates frequency/# of units.

Provides additional information, if needed.

Click on “next arrow” or home to navigate to other page.

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Special Features

Laundry– Cost per load and/or time to assist

Socialization– Guides process with fields for *Outcome

*Goal *Activities *Frequency *Support Needed

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Special Features (cont’d)

Medications– All services related to meds are on one

page– Allows for a variety of options

Dressing and Grooming– Integrated as tasks are usually done at the

same time.

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Special Features (cont’d)

Meal Preparation– Offers option for congregate meals and/or

assistance in preparing individual meals

Communication, Hearing and Vision– Offers space to indicate needs

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Supervision

Pulls information from related domains and indicates whether there is documentation of the need for supervision

Fields provide the basis for describing the supervision needed by the individual

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Rate Calculation Need to enter data

– Client program code to generate case mix cap– Total for other authorized service

If Rates for proposed AL/AL+ services exceeds service limit or individual cap– Look for duplication of planned services.– Double check case mix for accuracy– Re-examine other services authorized– Re-examine number of units authorized– Re-think negotiated component rates.

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More Magic

Summary is automatically generated.

Final Rate calculation

Documentation of supervision needs is pulled from various fields (wheeling score must be entered manually)

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Questions/Input/Feedback

Component Rates

Technical glitches with the tool

User friendliness of tool

Potential uses

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Forming a Work Group

Interested counties and providers

If interested, contact– darlene.schroeder@state.mn.us

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Questions?

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Thanks for coming!