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“Saving the Outpatient Pharmacies” HCSD Retail Pharmacy Operations Review April 17, 2012 Danny Jackson, PD, FABC System Director of Pharmacy Louisiana State University Health Care Services Division Djacks5@lsuhsc.edu. Statistics.
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“Saving the Outpatient Pharmacies” HCSD Retail Pharmacy Operations Review April 17, 2012 Danny Jackson, PD, FABC System Director of Pharmacy Louisiana State University Health Care Services Division Djacks5@lsuhsc.edu
Statistics PAP Non Purchased – $36M FY10, $40M FY11, $21M FY12 (6 months)
Hospital Cost Report Accounting -101 • All Costs (direct and indirect) associated with outpatient pharmacy are unallowable. State general funds and self generated funds are used to support the operation. • Direct Costs – include drug cost, supplies, and staffing. • Indirect Cost/allocated cost – All other costs associated with the operation of the facility and/or pharmacy. (utilities, maintenance, housekeeping, administration, etc.)
Crisis – LSUHCSD Faces $14M midyear Budget cut – FY11 • FY10 • Direct Cost $33,753,333 • Indirect/Allocated Cost $10,128,941 • Total Cost $43,882,274 • Revenue $30,382,337 • Net Revenue $13,499,937 • FY11 • Direct Cost $32,308,823 • Indirect/ Allocated Cost $ 8,618,371 • Total Cost $40,927,194 • Revenue $26,536,718 • Net Revenue $14,390,476
Challenges: • How do we reduce cost without reducing the number of prescriptions filled or services provided? • How do we increase revenue?
Strategies to Decrease Costs • Drug Cost • HIV drugs cost - $17M (FY11) $4M (allocated) • Utilization of Contract Pharmacy Model • Patient Assistance Programs/Nominal Price Drugs/Therapeutic Substitution (without negatively impacting patient care) • Stopped filling Medicaid Prescriptions • Cost Report Review • Operations • Staffing - $3M (FY10) $2.2M (FY11) • Efficiency – Central Fill Processing
Strategies to Increase Revenues • Renegotiated ADAP dispensing fee • Increase dispensing fees • Increase participation by 3rd party payers
Results - FY12 (7 months) • Cost Reductions • Drug cost – 69% reduction (# Rx down by 5%) • Allocated cost – 28% reduction • Savings - $12.7M • Revenues • Net +$1,718,633
Comparison of Actual FY11 to Projected FY12 • FY11 • Direct Cost $32,308,823 • Indirect/ Allocated Cost $ 8,618,371 • Total Cost $40,927,194 • Revenue $26,536,718 • NET Revenue $14,390,476 • FY12 - Projected • Direct Cost $10,705,798 • Indirect/Allocated Cost $ 2,453,769 • Total Cost $13,159,566 • Revenue $16,105,794 • Net Revenue $ 2,946,228
Benefit • LSU Pharmacies Remain Open • Over 60,000 patients continue to get prescriptions filled by an LSU pharmacy • Disease Management Programs continue to be supported by a drug benefit • Implement a Central Fill Pharmacy Model that will allow LSU pharmacies to increase volume without increasing cost.