Title: Kathy Feeny
1Kathy Feeny Executive Vice President
2Secure Horizons Senior Solutions Vision
GOAL Helping mature adults navigate through
their life events
PROCESS by providing an array of products,
services and resources to
RESULT achieve personal health and well-being
3National Medicare Enrollment
4Environmental Scan Medicare Choice
5Environmental ScanMedicare Choice
6Environmental Scan Medicare Choice Secure
Horizons
7Environmental Scan Medicare ChoiceWashington
Radar Screen
8Environmental Scan Medicare ChoiceWashington
Radar Screen
- Congress passes important MC Administrative
reform - Contained in Public Health Security and
Bio-terrorism Response Act - Delays Lock-in until 2005
- Moves ACR filing from July 1 to second Monday in
September - Extends annual open enrollment period until
December 31 - Moves announcement of payment raises from March 1
to second Monday in May - The President is expected to sign the bill
9Environmental Scan Medicare ChoiceWashington
Radar Screen
- President Bush has proposed 190 billion over 10
years for Medicare improvements and modernization - In 2003 - 2005, 3.7 billion would go toward MC
- Minimum counties would receive 6.5 payment
increase in 2003 - House Floor Action on Medicare Reform Legislation
Expected within the Next 3 to 6 weeks - Key Provisions increasing MC Funding
- Increased Funding for MC (5 to 6.5) for
2002-2005 - Include IME Funding in the MC base (estimates
not yet final but might up to an additional 2 in
some areas) - Expanded Drug Benefit (approximately 350 Billion
for 2003-2012) - Potential Increases in Provider and Hospital
updates (indirect funding which raises the
MedicareChoice baseline)
10Environmental Scan Medicare ChoiceWashington
Radar Screen
- Senate Floor Action Slated for Late Summer/Early
Fall - Key Provisions
- Increased Funding for Rural Healthcare Providers
- Drug Benefit in the Range of 450 to 750 Billion
over 8 to 10 years - Slight possibility of more MC funding
- Conference Committee Votes Predicted for Last
Action Before Recess in October - Expected Provisions
- MC Funding Increases
- Rural Funding
- Some Additional Provider Increases
11Environmental Scan Medicare ChoiceWashington
Radar Screen
12Strategy Medicare Choice
13Strategy Medicare Choice
2002 - 2003
Network
HCC
Revenue
Benefits Cost Sharing
Member
142003 Benefits Strategy Medicare Choice
- Maintain Square Deal
- Balanced Member Cost Sharing
- Recognize Variances in Healthcare Costs
- Hoping for news on relief sooner than later .
. . - Exit as Last Resort
- Retain Membership
15Medicare ChoiceIf Relief Later than Sooner . .
.
Secure Horizons 2002-2005Southern California
without Relief
68
107
-39
1
45
45
125
100
39
75
68
(146)
50
45
44
25
0
40
-25
-50
CMS Revenue 2
HCC Trend 8
Member Premium
Benefit Change
2002 GM
2005 GM
16New Health Products
17Environmental Scan New Health
ProductIndividual Medicare Supplement
Enrollment Trends from MC Exits
- 84 of Medical Supplement have no Drug Benefit
- 52 have a Drug Discount Card for Prescription
Drugs
18New Health ProductIndividual Medicare Supplement
19New Health ProductIndividual Medicare Supplement
Today (2002)
Later Today (2002/2003)
20Strategy for GrowingIndividual Medicare
Supplement
21Environmental ScanNew Health Product Senior
Supplement
Complete Customer Solution - Sole Source
Carrier Active through Retiree coverage
- Senior Supplement - Group Medicare Indemnity
- National Capability
- Product designed with customer flexibility in
mind creating - A through Z plans
- Standard Supplement look-a-like A, C, F G
- Riders Pharmacy, Vision, Hearing
Chiropractic
Secure Horizons - MedicareChoice Regional
Capability Standardized National Group
Retiree Plans Riders Pharmacy, Vision,
Hearing Chiropractic Committed to offering
MedicareChoice in counties where reimbursement
from the federal government allows for stability
in provider network
22Strategy for GrowingSenior Medicare Supplement
23Senior Market Dynamics
24Secure Horizons Senior Solutions Product
Innovation Looking Forward
25Secure Horizons Senior Solutions Priorities for
2002 and Beyond
26Product Development Timeline (2002)