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  • AFRAMEWORKANALYSISOFTHEFUNDINGGAPFACINGUFHEALTHJACKSONVILLEANDTHEJACKSONVILLECOMMUNITY

    CONFIDENTIAL

    January 2015

  • Objectives

    Interviewashortlistofrelatedstakeholders

    Mapthecurrentlocalissueagainstourknowledgeofsimilarissuesaroundthecountry

    Performcertainreimbursementanalysesindevelopmentofourviewoftheperceivedfundinggap

    FacilitateameetingwherewewouldreadoutourfinalperspectivestotheCouncil

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  • ProcessDeployed

    Interviewedapproximately15individualsincludingleadersfromUFHealthJacksonvilleaswellastheCivicCouncilandtheTaskForce

    Completedthreedistinctbenchmarking/financialanalyticsexercises

    CompletedselectreimbursementanalysescomparingUFHealthJacksonvilletoothersimilarinstitutions

    ComparedoutcomesofFoundationeffortstoothercomparativeorganizations

    ConvenedcertaininternalDHGHealthcareleaderstodiscusssituationalcomparativeswithotherinstitutionssimilartoUFHealthJacksonville

    Note:UFHealthJacksonvillebasedprogramswhererevenuesflowelsewhere(Gainesvilleforexample)notassessedindetail

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  • AFRAMEWORKANALYSISOFTHEFUNDINGGAPFACINGUFHEALTHJACKSONVILLEANDTHEJACKSONVILLECOMMUNITY

    EXECUTIVESUMMARY

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  • ExecutiveSummary InterviewThemes

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    Fundinggapgenerallybelievedtobearevenueissue,notanexpenseissue:expectedtogetworse

    UFHealthJacksonvillessurvivalisamust criticalcareneedforcommunity;MedicalSchoolcouldntbesupportedbyotherproviders

    6th largestemployer includinghigherpayingjobs Taxingoptionnotlikelytobewidelysupported Newfacilityviewedbothasopportunityandrisk howcanitwork? Significantknowledgeandunderstandinggapwithcommunity

    UFHealthJacksonvillesituationnotunlikewhatothertertiarycarefacilitiesface

    RequirescomprehensiveandconsistentnewmessagingBusinesscommunityinvolvementisamust philanthropicleadership?

  • ExecutiveSummary Benchmarking

    WebenchmarkedUFHealthJacksonvilleagainstthefollowinginstitutions: BrowardHealthMedicalCenter ErlangerMedicalCenter GradyMemorialHospital JacksonHospital Miami

    16differentcomponentswerecompared,inthreedistinctareas:RevenuesandExpenses,BalanceSheetandServiceMakeup

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  • ExecutiveSummary Benchmarking

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    UFHealthJacksonvilletoCompareGroup

  • ExecutiveSummary Reimbursement

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    MedicaidLIPpaymentsanticipatedtoendin2015

    CMSwantsstateMedicaidprogramstoprovideupfrontcoverageviaMedicaidexpansion

    AtthispointFloridahasdecidednottoexpandMedicaid

    Jacksonvillecommunityleadershipperceivesthereisa$40millionsafetynetfundinggap

    UFHealthJacksonvilleisinthetop5forTotalMedicaidCostsinthestate(seenextslides)

    UFHealthJacksonvilleisinthetop5for%ofMedicaidfundingpaymentstoTotalMedicaidcosts

    UFHealthJacksonvilleisnotinthetop10for%ofIGTstoTotalMedicaidcostsShouldDuvalincreasetaxestocoverfundinggap?

  • ExecutiveSummary Reimbursement

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    Top10hospitals%MedicaiddistributionstototalMedicaidcosts

    Themedian%MedicaidPaymentstoTotalMedicaidCostsis14%

    ProviderNameNetMedicaidPayments

    TotalMedicaidCosts

    %McdPymts/TotalMcdCosts

    BAYMEDICALCENTER 12,825,220 33,337,243 38%UNIVERSITYOFMIAMIHOSPITAL&CLINICS 10,079,550 26,850,590 38%UFHEALTHJACKSONVILLE 103,213,344 294,520,779 35%MT.SINAIMEDICALCENTER 19,541,999 56,689,624 34%H.LEEMOFFITCANCERCENTER 20,301,535 61,267,669 33%JACKSONMEMORIALHOSPITAL 270,514,847 882,483,751 31%MEMORIALHOSPITALMIRAMAR 11,777,748 39,669,645 30%TAMPAGENERALHOSPITAL 90,854,205 309,153,661 29%ALLCHILDREN'SHOSPITAL 55,947,148 204,004,358 27%LEEMEMORIALHOSPITAL 38,275,813 141,131,472 27%

  • ProviderName TotalAllIGTsTotal

    MedicaidCosts

    %IGTs/TotalMcdCosts

    BROWARDHEALTHIMPERIALPOINTHOSPITAL 32,529,319 36,757,048 88%BROWARDHEALTHBROWARDGENERALMEDICALCENT 124,396,457 258,807,329 48%JACKSONMEMORIALHOSPITAL 407,806,637 882,483,751 46%MEMORIALREGIONALHOSPITAL 113,996,106 319,534,597 36%CITRUSMEMORIALHEALTHSYSTEM 8,561,920 26,282,968 33%INDIANRIVERMEDICALCENTER 11,760,436 43,153,063 27%BROWARDHEALTHNORTHBROWARDMEDICALCENTER 23,859,981 87,833,588 27%SARASOTAMEMORIALHOSPITAL 26,460,414 100,689,346 26%MEMORIALHOSPITALMIRAMAR 10,146,635 39,669,645 26%BROWARDHEALTHCORALSPRINGSMEDICALCENTER 17,085,447 67,974,632 25%

    ExecutiveSummary Reimbursement

    Top10hospitals%IGTs(Taxes)toTotalMedicaidCosts

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    Themedian%IGTs(Taxes)toTotalMedicaidCostsis7%

    UFHEALTHJACKSONVILLE 29,923,988 294,520,779 10%

  • ExecutiveSummary Reimbursement

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    StateMedicaidFundingExamples:Florida Hospitalsdividedintocounty/taxingdistrictsforMedicaidfunding ProviderAssessmentTax=basedonlegislationandamountspercounty/taxingdistrict Fedsmatch=59%(FMAP) Medicaidpaymentcomponents:

    InpatientpaidonDRG Outpatientperdiem MedicaidDSH LowerIncomePayments(LIP) RateEnhancements(IPandOP)

    Georgia Hospitalsdividedinto2categoriesforMedicaidDSHfunding ProviderAssessmentTax=1%ofhospitalsnetpatientrevenue Fedsmatch=66%(FMAP) Medicaidpaymentcomponents:

    InpatientpaidonDRG Outpatientpaidoncost MedicaidDSH

  • ExecutiveSummary Reimbursement

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    StateMedicaidFundingExamples(contd):Alabama Hospitalsdividedinto3categoriesforMedicaidfunding(state,privateandpublic) State/Public InternalGovernmentalTransfer(IGT)=paymenttransferof31.8%ofMedicaidclaims Private ProviderAssessmentTax=5.5%ofhospitalsnetpatientrevenue Fedsmatch=68%(FMAP) Medicaidpaymentcomponents:

    Inpatientpaidonperdiem Outpatientpaidonperencounter Accesspayments MedicaidDSH

    AlabamaMedicaidiscurrentlyworkingtorevampthecurrentpaymentmethodologyandconverttoAPRDRGbyOctober2015

    BeginninginOctober2016,thestatewillbedividedinto5regionsthatwillberesponsibleforcoordinatingthehealthcareofMedicaidpatientsineachregion. CommunitylednetworkswillbedevelopedthatultimatelybeartheriskofcontractingwiththestateofAlabamatoprovidecaretothesepatients.

  • ExecutiveSummary Reimbursement

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    NorthCarolina Hospitalsdividedinto5categoriesforMedicaidfunding(NonPublicCAH,NonPublic,Public,Public

    CAH,andUNCHospitals) CertifiedPublicExpendituresbasedonprojectedDSHlimit Fedsmatch=66%(FMAP) Medicaidpaymentcomponents:

    InpatientpaidonDRG Outpatientpaidoncost MedicaidDSH SupplementalPayments MRI/Gap

  • ExecutiveSummary FoundationComponent

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    Fundraisingnotoutoflinewithcomparegroup Perhapssomeopportunityforspecialeventfundraising Additionalresearchrequiredinthisareatodeterminehowbesttorefine

    approach

    THINKBIG Philanthropy

  • ExecutiveSummary FundingGapChallenge

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    ItdoesnotappeartheStateisgoingtohelpwiththeMedicaidfundinggap. HealthyFloridaWorks(HFW)isabusinesscoalitionfightingfortheuninsuredFlorida

    population.Theprogramisdesignedtoincreaseaccesstohighquality,affordablehealthcarewhilepromotingpersonalaccountability. HFWshouldbeconsideredasapossibleoptiontohelpdriveaccesstoanewpaymentstreamforhistoricallycategorizedindigentpatients.

    ItisimperativetheStateunderstandswhatproviderslikeUFHealthJacksonvillearegoingtohavetodotosurviveinthefuture.

    AHCAhashiredaconsultanttolookattheStatefundingissues. Localstakeholders/leadersmustengageinreenergizedphilanthropicefforts. UFHealthJacksonvilleneedstocompleteaserviceportfolioanalysisinthecontextof

    possiblefuturestatebrandingofdistinctserviceofferings. Newfacilitywillrequiredeliberate brandpositioning.