Health Services Department FY 2010-11 Budget Challenges February 16 th, 2010.
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Transcript of Health Services Department FY 2010-11 Budget Challenges February 16 th, 2010.
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FY 2010-11 Budget Challenges
February 16th, 2010
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Revenue OutlookDepartment ExpensesBudget ChallengesSummary
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Revenue OutlookDepartment ExpensesBudget ChallengesSummary
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General Fund 99% Grants 1% $ 45.1 Million
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Health Services DivisionsCorrections Health ServicesPCAN/Orange County Medical ClinicMosquito ControlMedical ExaminerEmergency Medical Services
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Revenue OutlookDepartment ExpensesBudget ChallengesSummary
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43%44%13%
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43%Medicaid (15M)HCRA (500K)Medical Examiner (2.7M)
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44%PCAN (14.2M)OCMC (4.5M)Pharmacy (1M)
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13%Mosquito Control (1.7M)EMS Office (1.4M)HSD Office (700K)Public Health Unit (1.8M)
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Revenue OutlookDepartment ExpensesBudget ChallengesSummary
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$ 44.6 Million7% Reduction = $ 3.1 Million
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$ 44.6 MillionBudget Challenges
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Budget Amendment of $ 6M
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AHCA proposal: Increase Medicaid nursing home cost to counties
$ 3 Million
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MedicaidRefugee Medical Assistance
Children & pregnant womenAdults or couples without children
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$ 20 MillionMedicaid
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37% IncreasePCAN Patients in Thousands
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PCAN patients in thousands8592111116
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Primary Care$ 6M$ 6M
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UninsuredOther62%11%27%PCAN Primary Care
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Uninsured62%County Dollars support the uninsured16% of total PCAN primary care fundingPCAN Primary Care
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Closing of Alafaya clinic
Eliminate almost 10,000 appointment slots
Close some pharmacies
Eliminate physician/ARNP positions
Community Health Centers, Inc.7% Budget reduction =
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Secondary CareExpanded exclusion list implemented in July 2008 due to projected budget shortfall
Fewer patients receiving specialist referrals, diagnostic tests, specialty procedures
PCAN Secondary Care (6M)
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Mosquito Control
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Mosquito Control Budget1% reduction = 5.5% reduction in Pesticides
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First outbreak of Dengue in Florida in 50 years
Disease can range from mild to life threatening
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Revenue OutlookDepartment ExpensesBudget ChallengesSummary
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43% of HSD budget covers mandated expenses
Mandated expenses likely to increase
7% reduction to overall budget equals 53% if Mandated and PCAN removed
Mosquito Control budget reductions not recommended
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Reducing HSD budget by 7% will require significant reductions in PCAN:
Closure of one or more clinic sites
Loss of approximately 10,000 appointment slots
Limiting coverage to fewer conditions
Reducing provider reimbursement
Enrollment cap
**Should be 26% other and 35% Mandated
PCAN is not the entire Medical Clinic budget. It is just the funds used toward PCAN.*Should be 26% other and 35% Mandated
PCAN is not the entire Medical Clinic budget. It is just the funds used toward PCAN.*Should be 26% other and 35% Mandated
PCAN is not the entire Medical Clinic budget. It is just the funds used toward PCAN.*Should be 26% other and 35% Mandated
PCAN is not the entire Medical Clinic budget. It is just the funds used toward PCAN.*10/2009: ACHACounty participation in Medicaid cost of nursing home and intermediate care has not kept pace with increases experienced by the Medicaid program for these servicesHas not changed since inception of the Florida Medicaid program
*In addition to the possibilities of expanded eligibility under Health Care reform, the Haiti catastrophe has a potential impact on Medicaid expenditure
Humanitarian ParoleeHaitian Entrants are eligible to apply for:Supplemental Security Income (SSI)*Food Stamps*Medicaid*Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)*Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA)* (RCA is essentially the same as TANF but for single adults or couples without minor children who are eligible for refugee services, including parolees)Refugee Medical Assistance (RMA)* (RMA is essentially the same as Medicaid but for single adults or couples without minor children who are eligible for refugee services, including parolees)
**Discuss future issues and how this may impact the county.*This is the overall HSD budget. How would this look if we only included the budget for PCAN? **110K total; $6M10K active in secondary services; $6MCost per patient for secondary services 8-10 times higher15% decrease in # of patients served in Secondary CareMaking 19% fewer referrals into Secondary Care
*$1.7M budget$1.2M salaries and benefits$390K discretionary
Dengue returns to FL after 50 years
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