Session 91 PD, Pricing Issues in Health Care...

Session 91 PD, Pricing Issues in Health Care

Reform

Moderator: Daniel S. Pribe, FSA, MAAA

Presenters:

Paul Harmon, FSA, MAAA Douglas T. Norris, FSA, MAAA

Daniel S. Pribe, FSA, MAAA

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Pricing Issues in Health Care ReformReform

Pricing under the Affordable Care ActIssues and Strategies (3Rs and MLR Requirement)

Doug NorrisConsulting Actuary, FSA, MAAA, PhD

October 22, 2013

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isk Adjustment

einsurance

isk Corridorsisk Corridors(And the Minimum Loss Ratio Requirement)

Contributors / ReceiversContribute:

Non-Grandfathered

Individual/Small G Pl O /Off

Risk Adjustment

Receive:

Non-Grandfathered

Individual/Small G Pl O /Off

Contribute:

Everyone, including self-insured group

plans

Transitional Reinsurance

Receive:

Individual Market Insurers

Group Plans On/Off Exchange

Group Plans On/Off Exchange

Contribute:

Individual and Small Group QHPs

Risk CorridorsReceive:

Individual and Small Group QHPs

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Risk AdjustmentRisk Adjustment

Risk Adjustment

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Risk Adjustment

Risk Adjustment

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Risk Adjustment

Risk Adjustment

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$10b

$12b

Transitional Reinsurance Amount per Year

$10b

$6b

$4b$4b

$6b

$8b

$10b

$0b

$2b

2014 2015 2016

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Jan 2014 Mar 2014 Dec 2014 Feb 2015 Jun 2015

Claim Incurred$230k

Claim Paid$230k

Year-End Annual Statements Due

Reinsurance Payment of ($230k-$60k)*80% = $136k


90%

100%

Claim Responsibility (Assuming Commercial Reinsurance covering 100% above $250k)

Transitional Reinsurance Payment Commercial Reinsurance Payment

20%20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

Insurer Claim Payment

ay e t

0%

10%

$0k $50k $100k $150k $200k $250k $300k $350k $400k

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Effect of Transitional Reinsurance Payments on Booking Amounts for a $250k Paid Claim

Carrier Responsibility: $128.4k

$60.0k

$60.0k

$38.0k

$38.0k $30.4k

$152.0k

$121.6k

TR

Pa

id8

0%

TR

Pa

id

Claim Amount Below $60k

20% Payor Responsibility

Extra Payment

TR Payment

Carrier Responsibility: $98.0k

$0.0k $50.0k $100.0k $150.0k $200.0k $250.0k

All


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Commercial Reinsurance

Risk Corridors

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Risk Corridors

Risk Corridors

Premium $458

After-Tax Premium $433

Allowable Costs $350

Non-Claims Costs $85

Taxes and Fees $25

Profits: $458 - $350 - $85 = $23

(5.31% of After-Tax Premium - Floored at 3%)

Admin Costs: $85 - $25 = $60

(Admin Costs + Profits = 19.17% of After-Tax Premium - Capped at 20%)

Allowable Admin Costs: $25 + $60 + $23 = $108

Target Amount: $458 - $108 = $350

Risk Corridor Ratio: $350 / $350 = 1.00

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Risk Corridors

Risk Corridors

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Risk Corridors

Minimum Loss Ratio Requirement

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MLR Requirement

Where are each of the following included in the MLR formula? Numerator or Denominator?

– Premiums

– Taxes

– Quality Improvement Expenses

– Licensing & Fees

– 3Rs Adjustments

– Denominator

– Denominator

– Numerator

– Denominator

– Numerator

– Claims – Numerator

MLR Requirement

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MLR Requirement

Jan 2014

Mar 2014

Dec 2014

Feb 2015

Jun 2015

Claim Incurred

Claim Paid

Year-End

Annual Statements Due

Reinsurance PaymentMLR Report Due

Sept2015

MLR Rebates Due

PLAN YEAR

MLR Requirement

90%90%

MLR: Example Effect of 3Rs and Premium Holidays

75%

82%83%

MLR Requirement, 80%

75%

80%

85%

%

70%Original MLR MLR after

Premium Holiday

MLR after Premium

Holiday and 3Rs Payments

MLR after 3Rs Payments with NO Premium

Holiday

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MLR Requirement

Interaction Action

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Pricing Issues in Health Care ReformSession 91Paul Harmon, FSA, MAAA

October 22, 2013

© 2013, Cambia Health Solutions, Inc. 31October 22, 2013

All HCR Impact is Local

© 2013, Cambia Health Solutions, Inc. October 22, 2013 32

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All HCR Impact is Local

Other Health Dep Public Rate Pre-ACA Rating Rate Review

AgeOther Demo

Health Status

Dep Count

Public Filings

Rate Hearings

Idaho No Bound Yes +/- 50% Up to 3 No NoUtah No Bound Yes +/- 30% Up to 3 No No

Oregon No Bound No No Up to 2 Yes YesWashington 3.75:1 No No All Yes No


• New population

• New pool morbidity

Today’s Focus

• Bonus Topics• Risk vs Market

• Deviating from AV Calculator

• Silver Cost Sharing Reduction plans


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• Macro vs Micro population buildup

New Insureds with new Morbidity

• Individual Pool Morbidity

• Small Group Pool Morbidity• Identify “moving” populations

• How many?

• What health status?


• Macro• Pool averages

Create a Population

Age Area TobaccoHealth Status

Current Pool 1.352 1.061 1.011 0.987Proj. Changes 2.2% 0.1% -0.4% 13.7%2014 Pool 1.382 1.062 1.007 1.122


2014 Pool 1.382 1.062 1.007 1.122

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• Micro• “Create” people

Create a Population

Member Age Area TobaccoCurrent

Member? Stay?Age

FactorArea

FactorTobacco Factor

Health Status

1 33 1 No Yes Yes 1.198 1.032 1.000 0.8832 44 2 No Yes Yes 1.397 0.912 1.000 1.2323 12 1 No Yes Yes 0.635 1.032 1.000 1.0554 27 2 Yes Yes No 1.048 0.912 1.050 0.993


31566 64 3 No No N/A 3.000 1.022 1.000 2.44331567 31 1 Yes No N/A 1.159 1.032 1.050 1.652

Current Pool 1.352 1.061 1.011 0.9872014 Pool 1.382 1.062 1.007 1.122

• Pros• More tangible interdependence on assumptions

Micro Population Approach

• Moves assumptions from abstract to concrete

• Supports other filing exhibits (Part I)

• Cons• Interdependence means one change = many

changeschanges


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• For each affected sub-market• Develop assumptions regarding

Building the population

• How many move?

• What’s the “risk” of movers vs stayers

• Focus on morbidity in example• What is the health status of those that moveWhat is the health status of those that move

vs stay?


Pool Morbidity - Individual

Current Pool

Conversion/ PortabilityHigh Risk Pool PortabilityHigh Risk Pool

Group Uninsured


Medicaid

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• Process: • Elasticity model (who moves)

Individual – Current Pool

• Current pool data (how risky)

• Considerations:• Rating factor changes

• Covered benefit changes

• Availability of premium subsidies• Availability of premium subsidies


Current Pool Uninsured

• Process:• Actuarial judgment (who moves and how risky)

Individual – Uninsured

• Considerations:• Your guess

• Other’s guesses

V l d i k hi hl i t d d t• Volume and risk are highly interdependent


Uninsured Current Pool

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• Process:• Market data (who moves and how risky)

Individual – High Risk Pool

• Considerations:• Legislation

• SOA study (and others)


High Risk Pool Current Pool

• Process:• Current pool data (who moves and how risky)

Individual – Conversion/Portability

• Considerations:• Legislation

• SOA study (and others)


Port./Conv. Current Pool

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• Process:• Population income data (who moves)

Individual – Medicaid

• External studies (how risky)

• Considerations:• State expansion legislation

• SOA study• SOA study


Current Pool Medicaid

• Process:• Elasticity model (who moves)

Individual – Group



C d b fit h• Covered benefit changes


Group Current Pool

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Pool Morbidity – Small Group

Current Pool

Uninsured

Individual

Associations


Individual

• Process:• Elasticity model (who moves)

Small Group – Current Pool



• Covered benefit changes

• Owner vs employee elasticity• Owner vs employee elasticity


Current Pool Individual/Uninsured

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• Process:• Actuarial judgment (who moves and how risky)

Small Group – Uninsured

• Considerations:• New incentives to offer coverage


Uninsured Current Pool

• Process:• Association structure (who moves)

Small Group – Associations


• Considerations:• Bonafide status

St t l ti• State regulation


Associations Current Pool

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• Estimating Risk vs Market Risk

• Pricing from AV Calculator

Bonus (Random) Topics

• Determining Silver CSR plans


• Purpose: • Set rates at market average risk

My Risk vs Market Risk

• Considerations:• State or consultant market analysis

• Competitive dynamics


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• Purpose:• Defending benefit relativities different than AV

l l t

Pricing from AV Calculator

calculator

• Considerations• Network differences

• Out-of-network benefits

• AV calculator methodologyAV calculator methodology

• No “induced utilization”


• Purpose:• Design benefits for 73%, 87%, and 94% AV

Silver Cost Sharing Reduction Plans

• Considerations• AV tolerance +/- 1% instead of 2%

• 73% must be 2% richer than base silver

B fit t ’t b• Benefit components can’t be

leaner at any step


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SOA – 2013 Annual Meeting

Pricing Issues in Health Care ReformDaniel S. Pribe, FSA, MAAASession 091 – October 22, 2013

Challenges under the ACA(plus a few extra ones)

2014 – The Perfect Storm– The 3R’s

– ACA Shifts Business & Markets

– Federal Premium and Cost Sharing Subsidies

– Additional Fees

P L U S

• Trends• Trends

• Shifts in Provider Risk-taking

• Surplus and Solvency Issues

• Increased Regulatory Pressures and Earnings Scrutiny

• ICD10 Implementation

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Navigation

Premium Construction (really, margin development)

• Pre-ACAPremiumCl i- Claims

- Admin . Margin

• Post- ACAPremium

- Claims- Admin

+/ 3Rs+/- 3Rs- ACA fees- Rebates .

. Margin

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Navigation: Traditional Framework

• Claims Estimation Base Period claims costs (including run-out) Trend to the projection period Adjust for

Ch i d l i bidit Changes in underlying morbidity Large claims / Reinsurance Provider reimbursement Cost sharing Seasonality

• Admin Operational expenses Company initiatives

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Taxes and fees

• Margins State regulatory requirements Surplus/RBC requirements Company objectives

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Navigation: Base Period Claims and Trend

PMPM

2013 2014 2015

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• Several new pain points• Lack of data• New portfolio of products• Estimating trend• Changing risk profiles

Navigation: Risk Estimation

• Possible Methods• Historical claims data (?)

• MIB data

• Consumer data

• PRG

• Issues• Availability of data

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• Completeness of data

• Select to ultimate

• Cost

http://celebrating200years.noaa.gov/historymakers/Smagorinsky/hurricane_emily650.html

Three dimensional view of Hurricane Emily

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Navigation: Federal SubsidiesFigure 3: Demographic Characteristics of the Insurance

Market under ACA for USA for All Members

With Med + RxCoverage Percent Paid(in 000's) Distribution PMPM

Family Income in Month as a Percent of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL)Less than FPL 3 033 11 9% $411

Individual All Market under ACA

Premium Subsidies

• Choice of plan

SilverClaim Range Members Claims PMPM$0-$25k 25,509,373 60,400,199,586 $197$25k-$50k 21,366 8,810,936,506 $34,365$50k-$60k 4,833 3,240,663,968 $55,880$60k $75k 3 627 2 965 164 492 $68 135

Less than FPL 3,033 11.9% $411100%-138% FPL 928 3.6% $305138%-200% FPL 5,664 22.2% $230200%-300% FPL 5,934 23.2% $294300%-400% FPL 3,461 13.5% $253400%-500% FPL 1,709 6.7% $405500% or More FPL 4,820 18.9% $418

• On vs. Off exchange

Cost Sharing Subsidies$60k-$75k 3,627 2,965,164,492 $68,135$75k-$100k 4,995 5,144,461,432 $85,833$100k-$150k 2,415 3,261,951,727 $112,559$150k-$200k 831 1,819,279,215 $182,457$200k-$250k 493 1,283,596,885 $216,824$250k+ 2,086 10,965,003,917 $438,092Total 25,550,018 97,891,257,728 $319

• Estimation of subsidy

• Cash Flow

* Variation by plan will also affect reinsurance

Navigation: Other Fees• Health Insurance Provider Fee

• Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI)• $2 PMPY in 2012 - 2019

• Risk Adjustment User Fee• $0.96 PMPY in 2014

• Exchange Fees• Pooled across on and off exchange

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NASA GSFC's Remote Sensing Data website

Three views of Andrew on 23, 24 and 25 August 1992 as the hurricane moves East to West

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Provider Risk-Taking

Navigation: Provider Considerations

Provider Risk Taking

• Providers seeking direct risk

• Risk sharing arrangements

• Changes in cost and structures

• Additional considerations

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Navigation: Other Considerations

• Surplus

• Cash Flow

• Materiality of adjustments

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Navigation: Other Considerations (cont.)

Product Portfolio Strategy

• Second Lowest Silver Plan

• Metallic Plans offered• Metallic Plans offered

• Bronze vs. Silver w Subsidy

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Existing Liabilities

• Claim Reserves

• Premium Deficiency Reserves

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Admin Expenses

• Second Lowest Silver Plan

• Metallic Plans offered• Metallic Plans offered

• Bronze vs. Silver w Subsidy

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Thank you

Daniel S. Pribe, FSA, [email protected]

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