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Title: DQ Guidance DQ - UBO/UBU Data in EAS Session: W-5 & 6-1630-1720

Title: DQ Guidance DQ - UBO/UBU Data in EAS Session: W-5 & 6-1630-1720. Objectives. What UBO & UBU MEPRS related data are available in the EAS IV repository and is it accurate?. What’s Available in MEPRS/EAS?. Why is the Data Important?.

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Title: DQ Guidance DQ - UBO/UBU Data in EAS Session: W-5 & 6-1630-1720

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  1. Title: DQ Guidance DQ - UBO/UBU Data in EAS Session: W-5 & 6-1630-1720

  2. Objectives What UBO & UBU MEPRS related data are available in the EAS IV repository and is it accurate?

  3. What’s Available in MEPRS/EAS?

  4. Why is the Data Important? Used to determine the “fully loaded” costs to provide the billing and patient administration functions at the child DMIS ID level Identifies the resources used to provide these services

  5. Billing Function Falls Under EBH – 3rd Party Collections

  6. Inpatient Care Administration Function Falls Under FCC EJA

  7. Ambulatory Care Function Falls Under FCC EKA

  8. FTE Data Reporting (Percentage)

  9. FTE Data Reporting

  10. 3rd Party Collections FTE & Claims

  11. Inpatient Care Admin FTE & Dispositions

  12. Ambulatory Care Admin FTE & Dispositions

  13. FTEs Reported By Skill Type Question: Is it normal business practice to have a provider (skill type 1 and/or 2) reporting time to inpatient and ambulatory care administration?

  14. 3rd Party Collections - Cost Per Claim (Total Claims) Note: The detailed data for slides 10 -12 is embedded below.

  15. Inpatient Care Admin - Cost Per Disposition (Total Dispositions)

  16. Ambulatory Care Admin - Cost Per Visit (Total Visits)

  17. Summary • EAS IV data can be used to identify efficiencies between MTFs • EAS IV can help identify data anomalies that may require additional investigation to support

  18. Q&A Questions?

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