Valuation Issues in Medicare Part D



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Valuation Issues in Medicare Part D Society of Actuaries Valuation Actuary Symposium September 18, 2007 Topics Introduction/overview Ramifications of uneven cash flow Risk Protection and related issues Enrollment and revenue issues Rules guidance Management reporting Operational issues

Speakers Tom Snook, moderator (Milliman) Brian Januzik (CVS Caremark) Darrell Knapp (Ernst & Young) Bill Thompson (Milliman) Part D Overview Really Basic All contracted to private sector Prescription Drug Plans on a competitive bid basis Total bid CMS portion Member premium

More Basics on Part D Benefit structure Deductible ($275 in 2008) 75% coverage up to Initial Coverage Limit ($2,510) No coverage (coverage gap or donut hole ) until True Out of Pocket expense limit ($4,050) 95% Catastrophic coverage beyond TrOOP max Part D Benefits Part D Coverage (95%) $5,726 Beneficiary $2,510 $275 Part D Coverage (75%)

More Basics on Part D Federal Reinsurance covers 80% of the gross drug costs above threshold (specific stop loss) Low Income Subsidy richer benefits for those who qualify; PDP plans not at risk Cost sharing subsidy Premium subsidy Dual Eligibles subset of Low Income Subsidies More Part D Risk corridors like aggregate stop loss CMS shares in risk for 2006 and 07: +/- 2.5%: 100% PDP plan +/- 2.5 to 5.0%: 75% CMS, 25% plan +/- >5.0%: 80% CMS, 20% plan For 2008, the risk corridors widen: +/- 5.0%: 100% plan +/- 5.0 to 10%: 50% CMS, 50% plan +/- >10.0%: 80% CMS, 20% plan

Risk Corridors Acronyms BPT = Bid Pricing Tool GDCA = Gross Drug Cost Above Out of Pocket Threshold CBS = Cumulative Beneficiary Summary DIR = Direct and Indirect Remuneration ICL = Initial Coverage Limit LICS = Low Income Cost Share LIPS = Low Income Premium Subsidy MMRD = Monthly Membership Report Detail PBP = Prescription Benefit Plan PDE = Prescription Drug Event TrOOP = True Out of Pocket EGWP = Employer Group Waiver Plan

Issue #1: Uneven Cash Flows Part D Projections and Results Compilation of: Individual PDPs By Income Category By Region By Plan EGWPs

Individual PDPs Special Issues Mix of Risks Mismatch of Revenue & Plan Liability Cash Flow Timing (Fed Reins & LICS) Risk Corridors EGWP Differences Richer Plans = More level benefits throughout the year Different Risk Profile Different Geographic Concentration

Mix of Risks Averages Don t Work Even Aggregate Risk Scores 2 Beneficiaries, Both with $2,250 in drug spend (Average Gross Rx Spend = $2,250, Average PDP Claim Liability = $1500) 2 Beneficiaries, One with $250 in drug spend, One with $4,250 in drug spend (Average Gross Rx Spend = $2,250, Average PDP Claim Liability = $750) Same Average Gross Rx Spend ($2,250), Very Different Claim Liability Monthly MLR for Two Cohorts w/risk Score of 1.15 1 0.9 0.8 0.7 0.6 MLR 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Month

Mismatch of Revenue & Claim Liability Mo 1 Mo 2 Mo 3 Mo 4 Mo 5 Mo 6 Mo 7 Total Projected Revenue 247.28 246.17 245.34 244.92 245.04 245.14 246.09 Total Claims (PMPM) 324.29 285.09 311.05 293.98 310.93 297.32 313.19 PDP Liability (net of Federal reinsurance) 175.09 172.83 147.11 125.94 115.97 98.74 93.64 PDP Liability as % Revenue 71% 70% 60^ 51% 47% 40% 38% Federal Reinsurance 1.33 6.40 15.91 28.98 46.10 58.91 77.05 Cash Flow & Timing Federal Reinsurance Subsidy by Month 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Monthly Average

Cash Flow & Timing Incurred LICS by Month 150.00 140.00 130.00 120.00 110.00 100.00 90.00 80.00 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Risk Corridors & Reconciliation Risk Corridors Point in Time vs. Full Year Allocated One for each PDP (102 for Nat l Sponsor) Reconciliation Risk Score LICS Federal Reinsurance Subsody Risk Corridor

Risk Corridors & Reconciliation All Numbers PMPM Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FY Gross Profit (Pre Risk Corridor) $ (8.29) $ 3.25 $ 42.32 $ 60.49 $ 17.94 PDP A Risk Corridor Adj $ 25.74 $ 16.40 $ (14.85) $ (27.57) $ 5.29 Gross Profit (Post Risk Corridor) $ 17.45 $ 19.65 $ 27.46 $ 32.92 $ 23.23 Gross Profit (Pre Risk Corridor) $ 33.41 $ 18.44 $ 25.06 $ 38.82 $ 28.92 PDP B Risk Corridor Adj $ (9.97) $ 1.57 $ (3.92) $ (14.92) $ (6.74) Gross Profit (Post Risk Corridor) $ 23.44 $ 20.01 $ 21.14 $ 23.89 $ 22.18 Gross Profit (Pre Risk Corridor) $ 12.56 $ 10.85 $ 33.69 $ 49.65 $ 23.43 Issue #2 Risk Protection

Risk Corridors Aggregate Stop Loss Reinsurance Done at Prescription Benefit Plan Level Mark to Market GAAP Non-Level Earnings Steers Results to Strike Zone / Sweet Spot Not Applicable to Employer Group Waiver Plans Not Applicable to Enhanced Portion of Benefit Risk Corridor Simple Example CY 2006 Symmetrical Risk Corridors: CMS participates in gain/loss above the benefit target premium, via symmetrical risk corridors at 2.5% and 5.0% levels Target premium: PDP net risk on the 75% cost share between the front-end deductible and the initial coverage limit plus the 15% cost share above TrOOP (ie, catastrophic coverage limit) CMS mitigates a 5.4% excess of target amount profit margin to a 3.2% excess gain as follows: 100% x 2.5% + 25% x (5.0% - 2.5%) + 20% x (5.4% - 5%) = 3.205%

Risk Corridor Formula TA = (DSA + PA) x (1-ACR) FUTA = FUTP x TA SUTA = SUTP x TA FLTA = FLTP x TA SLTA = SLTP x TA AARCCA = (CPPA ARSA DDIRA) / IUR IF FUTA < AARCCA SUTA then RA = FURSR x (AARCCA FUTA) IF SUTA < AARCCA then RA = [FURSR x (SUTA FUTA)] + [SURSR x (AARCCA SUTA)] IF FLTA > AARCCA SLTA then RA = FLRSR x (AARCCA FLTA) IF SLTA > AARCCA then RA = [FLRSR x (SLTA FLTA)] + [SLRSR x (AARCCA SLTA)] IF FLTA AARCCA or FLTA then RA = 0 CMS August 2007 Prescription Drug Event Data Advanced Training LICS & Reinsurance Pass-Through Accounting Settled at CMS Reconciliation LICS = Low Income Cost Share Negative Cash Flow During Deductible and Gap Reinsurance Specific Stop Loss Reinsurance Positive Cash Flow at the Beginning of Year Negative Cash Flow on Employer Group Waiver Plans since CMS funds at Reconciliation

Issue #3 Enrollment & Revenue Enrollment & Revenue Enrollment Differences in 2006 State to Plan: 2006 Phenomenon Plan to Plan Risk Adjusters: Two Retroactive Adjustments per Year Show Impact Before and After Risk Corridor Premium Collection Supplemental Premium

Regional Benchmarks Can Impact Enrollment $100.00 $95.00 $90.00 DS + LIS Benchmark $85.00 $80.00 $75.00 $70.00 $65.00 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 PDP Region 2006 2007 2008 Issue #4 Rules Guidance

Statutory INT 05-05 Rules Guidance LICS and Reinsurance payments treated as selffunded (follow SSAP 47) Other amounts treated as retrospectively rated premiums Risk share liability shown as experience rated refund 90 day limit on admission of assets waived GAAP Rules Guidance Primary guidance around reporting on seasonality/risk sharing Two options Use period-to-date experience Project ultimate settlement and pro-rate

Interesting Questions Reinsurance given the risk sharing protections, does a quota share reinsurance contract meet risk transfer requirements Right of offset can you offset assets and liabilities to CMS from various plans Rebates if rebates become non-admitted, can you adjust reinsurance and risk share receivables/payables Issue #5 Management Reporting

Issue #6 - Operational Issues Newness of Program State to Plan Extension of Transition Period Plan to Plan Direct and Indirect Remuneration CMS Reconciliation

Unique Financial Structure Ability to Track by Prescription Benefit Plan Ability to Track by State Ability to Track by Month Prescription Drug Event Direct and Indirect Remuneration Operational Hiccups Monthly Membership Report Detail Plan to Plan Premium Reconciliation Prescription Drug Event State to Plan