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1 Maine Single-Payer Microsimulation Model Presentation to the Maine Health Systems and Health Security Board August 5, 2002 Deborah Chollet, Ph.D. Glen Mays, Ph.D.
2 Conventional vs. Microsimulation Models Conventional models Estimate behavioral parameters Computational task: estimates parameters measuring relationships among selected variables Microsimulation models Incorporate behavioral parameters and assumptions estimated outside the model Data processing task: develops a modified version of input data for comparison
3 Static vs. Dynamic Microsimulation Static models Constant behavioral parameters Near-term effects Dynamic models Changes in behavior (e.g. work effort related to wage levels or tax burden) Longer-term projected effects
4 Advantages and Limits of Microsimulation Allows systematic modeling of complex interactions Available input data Quality of assumptions Finite consideration of second-order order change
5 Basic Architecture of Maine Single-Payer Model Population module Cost module Economic impact module Revenue module
6 Population Module CPS population subgroups Population Adjustments Births, deaths, and migration: 2004 Seasonal and out-of-state employment Baseline Coverage Parameters Rates of under-insurance Types of coverage (HMO, PPO) Enrollment rates in single-payer plan Projected population covered, by subgroup
7 Data Sources: Population Module Current Population Survey (CPS) Maine population by age, gender, income, insurance status & source, rural/urban Borrowed precision methodology National Center for Health Statistics Births and mortality U.S Census Migration and seasonal employment Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) Rates of under-insurance, adjusted for Maine InterStudy and/or Maine Dept. of Insurance Maine rates of HMO and PPO enrollment
8 Cost Module Baseline per-capita use and costs by service Changes in coverage and benefit design Population module Watson Wyatt actuarial model Utilization and cost changes Service volume and mix Insurer administrative cost Provider administrative cost Uncompensated care cost Negotiated prices Projected per-capita costs by subgroup
9 Data Sources: Cost Module MHMC: Baseline cost for privately insured BMS: Baseline cost for Medicaid CMS: Baseline cost for Medicare MEPS: Baseline cost for uninsured Watson Wyatt: Cost change parameters related to benefit design MHDO: Hospital uncompensated care costs HRSA: Maine community health center costs for uninsured HRSA: Maine Bureau of Insurance (NAIC): Insurer administrative costs
10 Financing Module Projected health care costs by service and population subgroup Changes in the State and local tax base Premium financing Statutory program obligations Projected tax and premium rates by subgroup Projected government outlays Projected out of pocket spending
11 Data Sources: Financing Module Maine Health Information Center 1999 Health Insurance Premium Survey Supplemented by Maine Health Data Organization Maine Bureau of Insurance (NAIC) Maine Workers Compensation System Maine Health Care Management Coalition Self-insured employer expenditures Supplemented by KFF/HRET 2001 employer survey Federal, state and local program projected outlays
12 Economic Impact Module Projected tax and premium rates by subgroup Insurance industry shrinkage Projected costs and payments by service Change in Employer tax and premium burden Change in Household tax and premium burden Change in Provider earnings Change in Government program spending Changes in employment, income, and economic growth
13 Data Sources: Economic Module Financing module output Estimated tax rates and burden Cost module output Projected costs and payments CPS and state estimates Insurance industry shrinkage State economic forecast Baseline employment and income
14 Outstanding Issues Maintenance of effort? Federal programs Local programs Employers: federal, state, private Premium financing: who and how much? Cost sharing? Supplemental private coverage? Cost containment strategies? Long term care benefit? Other tax bases?
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