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6/19/2017
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Board of Commissioners
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Cardinal Cabarrus County Dashboard <br /> • • July through December 2016 <br /> HEALTHCARE <br /> Analysis: <br /> Please note that providers have up to 90 days to submit claims and that this will affect the number of members served and expense amounts on this report. The <br /> numbers for the previous months will be updated each reporting period. <br /> Innovations Registry of Unmet Needs: <br /> The list of members maintained by Cardinal Innovations who are waiting for an Innovations Waiver slot. <br /> Members Served by Diagnosis <br /> MH Child Members have slightly increase each month since July 2016. <br /> Adult MH Members served has been decreasing since October 2016. IDD and SUD have been fairly consistent. <br /> Members Served and Expense Amounts by Service Category-Medicaid <br /> There has been a great decrease in the Medicaid expense for Emergency Department during the first six months of FY1617. The largest decrease was for <br /> observation and emergency costs. <br /> There has been an increase in the Medicaid expense for Partial Hosp/Day Tx for the first six months of FY1617. The largest increase was for DMH Partial <br /> Hospitalization per diem—Child. <br /> There has been a slightl decrease in the Medicaid expense for Community Support during the first six months of FY1617 due to the decrease of the number of members <br /> receiving this service. <br /> The expense amount for Outpatient services increased for the first six months of FY1617. The largest increase was for Outpatient Treatment and Nursing Facility. <br /> Members Served and Expense Amounts by Service Category-State <br /> There have been decreases in the State expense for Community Support,IIHS and MST. No members utilized these services during the first six months of FY1617. <br /> The State expense for Psych Rehab slightly decreased compared to the first six months of FY1516. <br /> There have been increases in the State expenses for ACTTand Community and so did the number of members served during the first six months of FY1617. <br /> The expense amount for ACTT increased and so did the members served during the first six months of FY1617. <br /> The State expense amount for Inpatient service slightly increased. The increase was for Psychiatric and Inpatient 3 Way Contract Hospitalization. <br /> There has been a slight increase in the expense amount for Community service compared to the first six months of FY1516. The largest increase was for Supported <br /> Employment Individual. <br /> Members Served and Expense Amounts for Crisis Services <br /> There has been a decrease in the expense amount and in the number of Medicaid members receiving Facility Based Crisis. The decrease was also due to the <br /> additional claims that may come in for December as they have not exhausted the 90-day timeframe for billing. <br /> The Medicaid expense amount for Mobile Crisis Management decreased during the first six months of FY1617. <br /> There has been a slight increase in the State expense amount for Facility Based Crisis during the first six months of FY1617 and so did the members served. . <br /> Call Average Speed to Answer <br /> Average Speed to Answer has been consistent during the first six months for FY1617. <br /> Call Abandonment Rate <br /> Call Abandonment rate slightly increased during the first six months of FY1617 due to system upgrade and a change in Call Center Software. <br /> Attachment number 1 \n <br /> 1-3 Page 352 <br />
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