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Title: 2005 HMO Report Card


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Consumer Access to Public Reporting on P4P
Results
2005 HMO Report Card Office of the Patient
Advocate Ed Mendoza Acting Director National
Pay for Performance Summit ? February 7, 2006
? Los Angeles, CA
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MISSIONOffice of the Patient Advocate
To inform and educate consumers about
their rights and responsibilities as HMO
enrollees.
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STATUTORY MANDATESOffice of the Patient Advocate
  1. HMO Quality Report Card
  1. Consumer Education
  1. Advice and Assistance to HMO Enrollees
  1. Recommendations to DMHC
  • Collaboration with Other Organizations

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OBJECTIVESHMO Report Card
  • To provide comparative quality information for
    consumers, purchasers, regulators, and advocates.
  • To incentivize quality improvement through
    public disclosure.
  • To educate consumers about health care quality.

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BASIC FEATURESHMO Report Card
  • Scope Data Sources
  • Methodology
  • Presentation
  • Outreach and Distribution

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SCOPE DATA SOURCESHMO Report Card
  • Californias 10 largest HMOs -- 95 of all
    commercial enrollees (HEDIS CAHPS)
  • 200 medical groups 85 of all commercial and
    Medicare enrollees (HEDIS CAS)
  • Linguistic access information for commercial and
    Medi-Cal plans (OPA Survey)

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LINGUISTIC ACCESS SERVICESHMO Report Card
  • Does the health plan provide
  • Telephone interpretation services?
  • Access to face-to-face interpreters?
  • Bilingual provider lists?
  • Non-English written materials?

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HEALTH PLAN METHODOLOGYHMO Report Card
  • Four Summary Star Grades
  • (30 individual clinical patient satisfaction
    scores)
  • Staying Healthy (10 scores)
  • Getting Better (9 scores)
  • Living with Illness (10 scores)
  • Member Rating of Health Plan (1 score)

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MEDICAL GROUP METHODOLOGYHMO Report Card
  • Two Summary Star Grades (29 individual scores)
  • Getting the Right Medical Care (9)
  • Patient Rating of Care (20)
  • - Coordinating Patient Care (3)
  • - Timely Care Service (9)
  • - Getting Treatment Specialty Care (4)
  • - Communicating with Patients (4)

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PRESENTATIONHMO Report Card
  • Web-Based
  • Comparative
  • Interactive
  • English, Spanish, Chinese
  • Printed Summary

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MAIN PAGE2005 HMO Report Card Website
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MAIN PAGE HMO RATINGS2005 HMO Report Card
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MAIN PAGE TOPICS2005 HMO Report Card
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MEDICAL GROUP COUNTY SELECTOR2005 HMO Report Card
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MEDICAL GROUP RATINGS SUMMARYSacramento County -
2005 HMO Report Card
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MEDICAL GROUP RATINGS SUMMARY West Los Angeles,
2005 HMO Report Card
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MEDICAL GROUP RATINGS SUMMARY Sacramento County,
2005 HMO Report Card
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MED GP DRILL DOWN HEDIS SCORESSacramento
County, 2005 HMO Report Card
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MED GP DRILL DOWN CHLAMYDIASacramento County,
2005 HMO Report Card
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MEDICAL GROUP RATINGS SUMMARY Sacramento County,
2005 HMO Report Card
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MED GP DRILL DOWN CAS SCORESSacramento County,
2005 HMO Report Card
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MED GP DRILL DOWN TIMELY CARESacramento
County, 2005 HMO Report Card
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MED GP DRILL DOWN VISITS ON TIMESacramento
County, 2005 HMO Report Card
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MED GP DRILL DOWN DR EXPLAINSSacramento
County, 2005 HMO Report Card
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PRINTED SUMMARY FRONT 2005 HMO Report Card
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PRINTED SUMMARY BACK 2005 HMO Report Card
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DISTRIBUTION OF PRINTED SUMMARIES2005 HMO Report
Card
  • Local Pharmacies (574)
  • Public Libraries (500)
  • Community-Based Organizations (500 Events)
  • Website Downloading/Printing
  • Order Copies Toll-Free _at_ 1-866-HMO-8900

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EVALUATION CRITERIAHMO Report Card
  • Use
  • Usability
  • Usefulness

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ISSUES CONSIDERATIONSHMO Report Card
  1. Absolute vs. Relative Scoring
  1. Consumer Use vs. Industry Use
  1. Data Usability vs. Data Precision
  1. Consumer Usefulness vs. Available Data
  • Voluntary vs. Mandatory Participation

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NEW SOURCES USES OF DATAHMO Report Card
  • HEDIS, CAHPS, CAS
  • OSHPD Hospital Discharge Data
  • Population-Based Surveys
  • - California Health Interview Survey
  • - Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey
  • OPA Surveys
  • -

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTSHMO Report Card Project
  • California Cooperative Healthcare Reporting
    Initiative
  • Integrated Healthcare Association
  • Pacific Business Group on Health Sapient
    Corporation
  • OPA Cultural Linguistic Services Work Group
  • Walgreens, Leader, Independent Pharmacies
  • California Association of Health Plans
  • Local Health Plans of California
  • Participating Health Plans and Medical Groups

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WEB ADDRESSHMO Report Card
VISIT
hmoreportcard.ca.gov
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