Florida Center for Health Information and Policy Analysis

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Florida Center for Health Information and Policy Analysis Data Overview for the Commission on Healthcare and Hospital Funding May 20, 2015 1

Office of Data Collection and Quality Assurance Collection of patient level data from licensed inpatient hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), and emergency departments (EDs) Patient demographics (race, gender, age, zip code) Admission information (source, type, length of stay) Medical information (diagnoses, procedures) Charges (total and by individual revenue code) Payer categories (Medicare, Medicaid, Commercial ) Facility Information 2

Office of Data Dissemination FloridaHealthFinder.gov Free data comparison tool, updated quarterly Facility Locator tool Patient discharge data Facility and health plan quality indicators 150+ procedures and conditions Hospital, Health Plan and Nursing Home compare Prescription drug prices Limited Data Use Agreements 3

Florida Center for Health Information Exchange and Policy Analysis Provides governance and administrative support for the statewide Florida Health Information Exchange (HIE) Contract with Harris Corporation for HIE Operations Administers the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Electronic Health Record (EHR) incentive program 4

Office of Risk Management and Patient Safety 2014 Adverse Incident Reports Facility Type Statewide Number of Facilities Reporting Statewide Number of Incidents Reported Hospitals 302 427 ASCs 432 80 HMOs 44 20 ALFs 3028 4048 NHs 682 1093 2013 Adverse Incident Reports Facility Type Statewide Number of Facilities Reporting Statewide Number of Incidents Reported Hospitals 300 398 ASCs 424 67 HMOs 46 9 ALFs 3035 3254 NHs 682 1026 5

Data Collection Volume Data Source Year Collection Began Approximate Number of Facilities Approximate Number of Records per Year Ambulatory Surgery Centers 1997 600 2.9 Million Hospitals (Including short and long term psychiatric, specialty, comprehensive rehabilitation, and long term care) Emergency Department (including off-site) 1988 290 2.7 Million 2005 210 7.4 Million 6

FloridaHealthFinder.gov Facility/Provider Locator Search options locate facilities and providers by, provider type, name, address, city, county, administrator Advanced search options by provider type license status, bed type, specialty license, service areas, special programs/services (incl. Medicaid services) Provides inspection reports, emergency actions and legal actions Links to quality and performance information 7

Comparison Tools on FloridaHealthFinder.gov Health Outcome, Pricing and Performance Information for: Hospitals and Ambulatory Surgery Centers health outcome, utilization, quality indicators, and pricing information Health Plans quality performance and member satisfaction survey results Nursing Homes performance/inspection ratings and general information Hospice Providers family satisfaction scores Patient Data Query Tool Prescription Drug Prices www.myfloridarx.com 8

Hospital Inpatient Utilization Top 15 DRGs, All Florida Hospitals, 2013 MS DRG Description Discharges % of Tot. Avg. LOS Total Charges Avg. Charges NORMAL NEWBORN 139,591 5.20% 2.16 $422,156,320 $3,024 PSYCHOSES 131,901 4.90% 7.13 $2,248,695,131 $17,048 VAGINAL DELIVERY (no complications) 106,418 4.00% 2.29 $1,479,185,936 $13,900 ESOPHAGITIS & MISC DIGEST DISORDERS 74,607 2.80% 2.92 $2,088,176,404 $27,989 MAJOR JOINT REPLACEMENT OR REATTACHMENT OF LOWER EXTREMITY 62,431 2.30% 3.33 $4,468,017,612 $71,567 CESAREAN SECTION 53,103 2.00% 2.89 $1,307,399,528 $24,620 CELLULITIS 41,309 1.50% 3.72 $1,057,795,113 $25,607 NEONATE W/ OTHER SIGNIFICANT PROBLEMS 41,007 1.50% 2.69 $257,851,681 $6,288 SEPTICEMIA OR SEVERE SEPSIS 40,631 1.50% 7.34 $2,909,198,678 $71,600 KIDNEY & URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS 36,183 1.40% 3.52 $976,731,535 $26,994 CHEST PAIN 35,530 1.30% 1.73 $866,722,630 $24,394 REHABILITATION 32,162 1.20% 14.15 $1,425,596,057 $44,325 SIMPLE PNEUMONIA & PLEURISY 28,060 1.00% 4.36 $960,732,718 $34,239 HEART FAILURE & SHOCK 27,202 1.00% 4.36 $901,210,524 $33,130 CESAREAN SECTION 27,138 1.00% 4.11 $887,248,505 $32,694 9

Hospital Inpatient Utilization Top 15 Procedures, Acute Care Hospitals, FY2013-14 Principal Procedures Descriptions Total Discharges Total Gross Charges Average Charge Per Stay Average Charge Per Day Average Length of Stay (LOS) MANUALLY ASSISTED DELIVERY 81,831 1,247,615,934 $15,246 $6,417 2.4 LOW CERVICAL CESAREAN SECTION 79,122 2,189,769,147 $27,676 $8,588 3.2 TRANSFUSION OF PACKED CELLS 49,977 2,287,452,962 $45,770 $8,829 5.2 ESOPHAGOGASTRODUODENOSCOPY W/ BIOPSY 43,387 2,142,444,834 $49,380 $10,177 4.9 ADMINISTRATION OF VACCINE 43,111 328,752,704 $7,626 $2,593 2.9 TOTAL KNEE REPLACEMENT 38,726 2,871,681,107 $74,154 $23,621 3.1 LEFT HEART CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION 33,622 2,003,454,472 $59,588 $17,354 3.4 PERCUTANEOUS TRANSLUMINAL CORONARY ANGIOPLASTY [PTCA] 33,417 3,535,530,307 $105,800 $29,080 3.6 VENOUS CATHETERIZATION 30,725 2,156,341,365 $70,182 $8,969 7.8 CIRCUMCISION 28,558 174,945,085 $6,126 $2,367 2.6 LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY 27,550 1,875,865,780 $68,090 $16,348 4.2 HEMODIALYSIS 25,192 1,254,477,166 $49,797 $9,363 5.3 REPAIR OF OTHER CURRENT OBSTETRIC LACERATION 23,104 323,754,254 $14,013 $6,134 2.3 TOTAL HIP REPLACEMENT 22,840 1,746,088,845 $76,449 $23,493 3.3 NON-INVASIVE MECHANICAL VENTILATION 22,629 1,406,329,614 $62,147 $8,482 7.3 10

Hospital Emergency Department All Florida Emergency Departments FY2013-14 PRINCIPAL DIAGNOSES DESCRIPTION ED VISITS ED TOTAL CHARGES ED AVERAGE CHARGE ACUTE UPPER RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS 200,032 $320,792,369 $1,604 URINARY TRACT INFECTION 170,443 $848,741,350 $4,980 HEADACHE 138,825 $730,280,928 $5,260 OTHER CHEST PAIN 136,083 $1,800,332,432 $13,230 UNSPECIFIED CHEST PAIN 129,593 $1,182,033,683 $9,121 ABDOMINAL PAIN - UNSPECIFIED 129,303 $930,062,841 $7,193 ACUTE PHARYNGITIS 118,725 $192,066,947 $1,618 OTITIS MEDIA 117,220 $138,357,836 $1,180 FEVER 111,609 $255,829,049 $2,292 LUMBAGO 96,929 $319,992,368 $3,301 ACUTE BRONCHITIS 93,692 $278,365,399 $2,971 ABDOMINAL PAIN OTHER SPECIFIED SITE 86,636 $681,510,999 $7,866 HEAD INJURY 83,726 $560,872,502 $6,699 NONINFECTIOUS GASTROENTERITIS AND COLITIS 80,120 $459,436,269 $5,734 NECK SPRAIN 79,901 $422,102,616 $5,283 11

Hospital Inpatient Utilization by Payer All Florida Patient Discharges, 2013 Principal Discharges % of Tot. Avg. LOS Total Charges Avg. Charges Payer Medicare 834,449 31.20% 5.75 $46,672,509,016 $55,932 Commercial Health Insurance 580,049 21.70% 4.12 $25,105,237,790 $43,281 Medicaid 402,439 15.10% 4.67 $14,418,063,770 $35,827 Medicare Managed Care 369,374 13.80% 4.95 $21,784,043,280 $58,976 Self pay 181,868 6.80% 3.83 $6,668,898,471 $36,669 Medicaid Managed Care 157,982 5.90% 4.32 $5,375,408,975 $34,025 Non-Payment 46,877 1.80% 4.52 $2,016,484,442 $43,016 TriCare or Other Federal Government 36,916 1.40% 4.15 $1,383,045,048 $37,465 Other State/Local Government 20,833 0.80% 8.96 $1,109,886,699 $53,275 VA 14,944 0.60% 4.82 $865,629,016 $57,925 Other 8,845 0.30% 4.39 $319,574,572 $36,131 Workers' Compensation 7,823 0.30% 5.06 $544,245,328 $69,570 Commercial Liability Coverage 7,567 0.30% 7.15 $694,665,992 $91,802 KidCare 3,464 0.10% 3.82 $146,342,317 $42,247 Grand Total(14) 2,673,430 4.88 $127,104,034,716 $47,543 12

Health Care Quality Indicators Mortality Measures Inpatient Procedures (8) Inpatient Conditions (7) Complication and Infection Measures (4) Pediatric Quality Indicators (3) Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAIs) (6) 13

Potentially Preventable Readmissions (PPRs) Calendar Year 2013, All Payer Types Readmission Time Interval Readmission Hospital Number of PPRs Number of PPR Chains* PPR Chains as a Percent of Candidate Admissions 7 Days Same 56,507 51,864 2.70% 7 Days Any 79,327 69,065 3.64% 15 Days Same 101,970 87,360 4.66% 15 Days Any 139,049 111,775 6.08% 30 Days Same 159,275 125,458 6.90% 30 Days Any 212,323 155,664 8.80% *Readmission chains are defined as sequences of one or more PPRs that are all clinically related to the same initial admission. 14

Health Plan Quality Indicators Health Plan Quality of Care Indicators (HEDIS ) Commercial HMO (13) Medicare HMO (6) Medicaid HMO/PSN Pregnancy related care (3) Keeping kids healthy (8) Children s dental care (1) Keeping adults healthy (6) Living with illness (8) Mental Health care (4) 15

Electronic Health Record (EHR) Incentive Program Acute Care, Critical Access, and Children s Hospitals Formula based payments Base amount $2,000,000 Modified by number of Medicaid discharges, bed days, and other factors Eligible hospitals can receive payments over 3 to 6 yrs 16

Total EHR Incentive Payments HOSPITAL TOTAL INCENTIVE PAYMENTS HCA HEALTH SERVICES OF FLORIDA INC $ 37,593,768 NORTH BROWARD HOSPITAL DISTRICT $ 30,730,542 SOUTH BROWARD HOSPITAL DISTRICT $ 23,566,872 ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEMS SUNBELT, INC $ 20,439,152 GALENCARE, INC. $ 18,115,948 LEE MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEM $ 17,707,751 SHANDS JACKSONVILLE MEDICAL CENTER INC $ 15,859,225 HOLMES REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER $ 15,750,967 MORTON PLANT HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION, INC $ 14,887,147 PUBLIC HEALTH TRUST OF DADE COUNTY FLORIDA $ 14,406,012 NORTH FLORIDA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER, INC. $ 13,320,211 BETHESDA HOSPITAL INC. $ 13,005,681 NAPLES COMMUNITY HOSPITAL INC $ 12,813,454 TRUSTEES OF MEASE HOSPITAL INC $ 12,526,063 JFK MEDICAL CENTER LIMITED PARTNERSHIP $ 11,837,709 17

QUESTIONS? Thank You. 18