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MO HB2820
Bill
Status
3/15/2016
Primary Sponsor
Keith Frederick
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AI Summary
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Establishes the "MO HealthNet Patient-centered Care Pilot Project" beginning July 1, 2017, transferring Medicaid participants to individual health savings accounts combined with high-deductible health insurance or faith-based health reimbursement plans
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Requires 3-6 pilot project areas covering at least 10% of MO HealthNet participants (excluding aged, blind, and disabled) in the first two years, expanding to 20% in year three, with automatic statewide implementation beginning July 1, 2019 unless repealed
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Participants receive prepaid EBT cards to pay for health services directly, must complete an annual examination within six months of enrollment, and may retain up to 25% of remaining card balances at year-end if compliant with requirements
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Creates the MO HealthNet Health Savings Account Trust Fund and mandates provider reimbursement at 100% of Medicare rates for participating providers
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Requires a health management and population analytics system to track health outcomes, with quarterly and annual reporting to the governor and general assembly on costs, participation, and feasibility of statewide expansion
Legislative Description
Establishes the MO HealthNet Patient-centered Care Act of 2016
Last Action
Referred: Health and Mental Health Policy(H)
5/13/2016