Final DSRIP Valuation Overview
- Presentation is also available in Portable Document Format (PDF, 154KB)
June 2015
Agenda
- Overall Valuation Results
- Supplemental DSRIP Programs
Overall Valuation Results
Total 5 Year Program Net Funding - All PPSs
PPS | Project Valuation | High Performance Program (3%) | Additional HP Program | Equity – Quality Improvement Program (E QIP) | Equity – Performance Improvement Program (E PIP) | Total Valuation |
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Publics | ||||||
Central New York Care Collaborative (CNYCC aka CNY) | $158,402,178 | $3,695,521 | $8,836,732 | $86,911,728 | $65,183,796 | $323,029,955 |
Millennium Collaborative Care (ECMC) | $191,461,931 | $5,001,472 | $11,959,522 | $19,769,602 | $14,827,201 | $243,019,729 |
Nassau Queens Performing Provider System, LLC | $447,293,833 | $8,255,318 | $19,740,118 | $34,347,048 | $25,760,286 | $535,396,603 |
New York City Health and Hospitals-led PPS | $1,169,695,304 | $13,408,356 | $32,062,065 | $ - | $ - | $1,215,165,724 |
Stony Brook University Hospital | $181,115,320 | $4,200,998 | $10,045,427 | $58,971,622 | $44,228,717 | $298,562,084 |
Westchester Medical Center | $264,185,188 | $2,871,675 | $6,866,752 | $ - | $ - | $273,923,615 |
Publics Total | $2,412,153,754 | $37,433,340 | $89,510,61 | $200,000,000 | $150,000,000 | $2,889,097,710 |
Safety Nets | ||||||
Adirondack Health Institute | $178,064,187 | $4,814,128 | $3,837,181 | $ - | $ - | $186,715,496 |
Advocate Community Providers | $339,893,561 | $38,287,186 | $30,517,445 | $174,804,392 | $116,536,261 | $700,038,844 |
Albany Medical Center Hospital | $133,974,888 | $4,148,794 | $3,306,866 | $ - | $ - | $141,430,548 |
Alliance for Better Health Care, LLC (Ellis) | $237,058,615 | $7,330,962 | $5,843,267 | $ - | $ - | $250,232,844 |
Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center | $72,695,724 | $8,443,988 | $6,730,423 | $39,636,387 | $26,424,258 | $153,930,779 |
Finger Lakes PPS | $533,867,539 | $17,573,436 | $14,007,202 | $ - | $ - | $565,448,177 |
Lutheran Medical Center | $69,141,892 | $6,899,181 | $5,499,108 | $27,720,214 | $18,480,143 | $127,740,537 |
Maimonides Medical Center | $219,214,536 | $26,970,632 | $21,497,395 | $132,814,132 | $88,542,755 | $489,039,450 |
Mohawk Valley PPS (Bassett) | $67,388,793 | $2,476,583 | $1,974,002 | $ - | $ - | $71,839,378 |
Montefiore Hudson Valley Collaborative | $123,099,494 | $13,595,859 | $10,836,807 | $60,923,394 | $40,615,596 | $249,071,149 |
Mount Sinai Hospitals Group | $138,789,348 | $21,944,502 | $17,491,234 | $127,005,338 | $84,670,226 | $389,900,648 |
Refuah Health Center | $21,485,426 | $2,504,130 | $1,995,959 | $11,789,444 | $7,859,629 | $45,634,589 |
Samaritan Medical Center | $73,818,783 | $2,361,647 | $1,882,391 | $ - | $ - | $78,062,821 |
Sisters of Charity Hospital aka Community Partners of WNY | $43,394,151 | $5,062,760 | $4,035,358 | $23,856,680 | $15,904,454 | $92,253,402 |
Southern Tier Rural Integrated PPS (United) | $213,618,544 | $6,077,532 | $4,844,199 | $ - | $ - | $224,540,275 |
St. Barnabas Hospital (dba SBH Health System) | $170,067,148 | $21,219,444 | $16,913,314 | $105,642,873 | $70,428,582 | $384,271,362 |
Staten Island Performing Provider System, LLC | $208,954,006 | $4,526,254 | $3,607,726 | $ - | $ - | $217,087,986 |
The New York and Presbyterian Hospital | $48,757,912 | $5,328,074 | $4,246,831 | $23,628,005 | $15,752,003 | $97,712,825 |
The New York Hospital Medical Center of Queens | $11,604,191 | $1,784,890 | $1,422,677 | $10,179,141 | $6,786,094 | $31,776,993 |
Safety Nets Total | $2,904,888,738 | $201,349,982 | $160,489,385 | $738,000,000 | $492,000,000 | $4,496,728,105 |
Safety Nets + Publics Grand Total | $5,317,042,492 | $238,783,322 | $250,000,000 | $938,000,000 | $642,000,000 | $7,385,825,815 |
Supplemental DSRIP Programs
High Performance Fund
- 3% of the total funds from DY 2-5 have been set aside to reward high performance (in excess of target outcome measures) (STCs allow for up to 10%)
- Unrealized performance payments (from PPS surrendering performance payments due to lack of achievement) are also deposited to the High Performance Fund
- PPS that achieve 20% gap-to-goal or the 90th percentile of the statewide performance for the high performance metrics are eligible for additional payment from this program
- The planned High Performance Fund (and any $´s forfeited from unrealized performance payments) enables a PPS to earn funds in excess of their total project valuation, up to a maximum of 130% of their project valuation
High Performance Fund |
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$238,783,322 |
Additional High Performance Program
- The Additional High Performance Program is appropriated from state funds
- This will provide supplemental high performance funding against the same DSRIP measures already identified for high performance payments
Additional High Performance Program |
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$250,000,000 |
Public Lead Sole PPS Equity Programs
- Public lead PPS support some of the non-Federal portion of the DSRIP program which can result in inequities between the Public PPS and Safety-Net PPS in single PPS counties
- To mitigate this inequity, a "Public Sole PPS Equity Program" was created. This program contains an additional $350 million in potential performance payments to public leads that are the sole PPS in a given county.
Public Sole PPS Equity Program ($350,000,000) |
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$200,000,000 Equity - Quality Improvement Program (E QIP) |
$150,000,000 Equity - Performance Improvement Program (E PIP) |
Safety Net Lead PPS Equity Program
- As DSRIP valuation was finalized, it became apparent that inequity exists between safety net lead PPS pursuing project 2.d.i and safety net lead PPS who are not approved for project 2.d.i
- To mitigate this inequity, a "Safety Net PPS Equity Program" was created. This program contains an additional $1.23 billion in potential performance payments to safety net leads not approved for project 2.d.i.
Safety Net PPS Equity Program ($1,230,000,000) |
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$738,000,000 Equity - Quality Improvement Program (E QIP) |
$492,000,000 Equity - Performance Improvement Program (E PIP) |
Supplemental DSRIP Programs
- No existing VAP funds are used to support these programs-neither committed or uncommitted VAP funds (both state and federal shares) are utilized to fund the supplemental programs
- No additional risk to the Medicaid global cap has been introduced by creation of these programs
- The DSRIP performance measures required for payment from the relevant performance based programs are the same measures already identified for high performance payments (schedule of payments still needs to be finalized)
- Because these supplemental DSRIP programs are not utilizing waiver funds, they do not have all waiver-related restrictions. They will still need to be used for DSRIP purposes but will be more flexible than waiver funds - more information forthcoming
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