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STATUS OF LTC IN MINNESOTA - 2005

STATUS OF LTC IN MINNESOTA - 2005. MDH LTC AD HOC COMMITTEE July 13, 2006. Demographics. More and more elderly. HCBS. Gaps New services CS/SD Grants Funding increases. Nursing Homes. Quality Cost Industry size. NH Quality. Report card Pay for performance Staffing. NH Costs.

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STATUS OF LTC IN MINNESOTA - 2005

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  1. STATUS OF LTC IN MINNESOTA - 2005 MDH LTC AD HOC COMMITTEE July 13, 2006

  2. Demographics • More and more elderly

  3. HCBS • Gaps • New services • CS/SD Grants • Funding increases

  4. Nursing Homes • Quality • Cost • Industry size

  5. NH Quality • Report card • Pay for performance • Staffing

  6. NH Costs

  7. Nursing Home Days

  8. Nursing Home Payments

  9. NH Beds in Minnesota

  10. Trend in Number of NH Beds

  11. Trend in Needfor NH Beds

  12. Projected Need and Availability

  13. Benchmark 1

  14. Benchmark 2

  15. Benchmark 3

  16. Benchmark 4

  17. RecommendationsRegarding Nursing Homes Permit the Commissioner to suspend one or more of the bed closure incentive programs on a regional or statewide basis, if and when the supply of beds approaches the projected need for nursing home beds, and to re-activate those incentive programs in the event that the surplus of beds begins to grow. Revise the hardship county exception to the moratorium to allow construction of new beds in counties with the lowest beds/1,000 persons age 65+ ratios.

  18. Recommendations (cont.) • Develop refinements to the Minnesota Nursing Home Report Card to include an environmental assessment or a measure of family satisfaction. • Extend the quality add-on payment. • Implement the Performance Incentive Payment Program.

  19. Questions?

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