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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Fiscal Year 2008

Activity Report

Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Jessie Parker Building

510 E. 12

th

St.

Des Moines, IA 50319

Phone: (515) 725-3333

Fax: (515) 725-3300

www.state.ia.us/elderaffairs

(September, 2008)

Case Management

Program for Frail Elders

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Table of Contents

Introduction 1

Area Agencies on Aging (AAA) 3

SFY 2008 Activity Reports

State Fiscal Year 2008 CMPFE Activity Report 4

Area Agency on Aging Activity Reports

1 - Northland Area Agency on Aging 5

2,5 & 12 - Elderbridge Area Agency on Aging 6

3 - Northwest Aging Association 7

4 - Siouxland Aging Services, Inc. 8

6 & 7 - Hawkeye Valley Area Agency on Aging 9

8 - Scenic Valley Area Agency on Aging 10

9 - Generations Area Agency on Aging 11

10 - Heritage Area Agency on Aging 12

11 - Aging Resources of Central Iowa 13

13 - Southwest 8 Senior Services, Inc. 14

14 - Area XIV Agency on Aging 15

15 - Seneca Area Agency on Aging 16

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1

Introduction

The Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)is a coordinated comprehensive system that strives to provide Iowa’s frail elderly consumers with the opportunity to make their ownchoices regarding long-term care and to receive home and community-based services in the home and community setting.

CMPFE gives the Iowa frail elderly population an alternative to a nursing fa-cility and other forms of institutionalized services. CMPFE coordinates the delivery of needed community services which allow Iowa’s frail elderly to remain safely in their own homes. Each consumer is assisted and monitored by an individual case manager. The case manager provides assistance to the consumer in making the appropriate choices that best fits the consumer’s needs.

The Iowa Department of Elder Affairs (DEA) is the state agency responsible for the Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE). Area Agencies on Aging administer the program at the local level.

In October 2006, case management became a service under the medical as-sistance elderly waiver, thereby allowing utilization of federal Medicaid dollars. Twelve of the 13 area agencies on aging enrolled with the Department of Human Services (DHS) to become Medicaid case management providers. Other types of service agencies also enrolled as Medicaid case management providers. All of the area agencies on aging continue to serve elderly consumers who are not eligible for Medicaid but need case management to help them remain in their homes. The CMPFE 2008 report deals only with those consumers who were served by the area agencies on aging.

On June 30, 2008, there were 9,086 active consumers participating in CMPFE with 12,212 total consumers served by our department and the area agen-cies on aging during the year.

During fiscal year 2008, the process was begun to modify several administra-tive rules governing the program with the intent being to streamline operational processes. Among the changes were:

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• Extending from 30 to 90 days the time period a consumer can be in a nursing facility before the consumer is discharged from the case management pro-gram.

• Allowing local discretion in the development of area agency policies on pre-vention and management of conflicts of interest, consumer appeals, con-sumer complaints, and screening of concon-sumers.

• Clarifying case manager training requirements and service plan contents. Currently all Iowans over the age of 60 can access CMPFE and its services through their local area agency on aging. Services offered through this program make it possible for thousands of Iowa’s frail and/or low-income elderly to stay in their home and local communities.

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

SFY 2007 Activity Report

Iowa’s Area Agencies on Aging

Area 1

Northland Agency on Aging

(private non-profit organization) Bruce Butters, Director 808 River Street Decorah, IA 52101

(563) 382-2941 or(800) 233-4603 Fax (563) 382-6248

[email protected]

Area 2, 5 & 12

Elderbridge Agency on Aging

(private non-profit organization) Lahoma Counts, Director 22 N Georgia, Suite 216 Mason City, IA 50401

(641) 424-0678 or(800) 243-0678 Fax (641) 424-2927

Fort Dodge (515) 955-5244 or (800) 543-3280

Carroll (712) 792-3512 or (800) 543-3265 elderbr

[email protected]

Area 3

Northwest Aging Association

(private non-profit organization) Cynthia Beauman, Director 714 10th Ave. East Spencer, IA 51301

(712) 262-1775 or(800) 242-5033 Fax (712) 262-7520

n

[email protected]

Area 4

Siouxland Aging Services, Inc.

(private non-profit organization) Kim Keleher, Director

2301 Pierce Street Sioux City, IA 51104

(712) 279-6900 or(800) 798-6916 Fax (712) 233-3415

[email protected]

Area 6 & 7

Hawkeye Valley Area Agency on Aging

(private non-profit organization) Donna Harvey, Director 2101 Kimball Avenue, Suite 320 Waterloo, IA 50704

(319) 272-2244 or(800) 779-8707 Fax (319) 272-2455

[email protected]

Area 8

Scenic Valley Area Agency on Aging

(private non-profit organization) Linda McDonald, Director 3505 Stoneman Road, Suite 4 Dubuque, IA 52002

(563) 588-3970,Fax (563) 588-1952 [email protected]

Area 9

Generations Area Agency on Aging

(private non-profit organization) Marvin Webb, Director 935 E. 53rd

Davenport, IA 52807

(563) 324-9085,Fax (563) 324-9384 [email protected]

Area 10

Heritage Area Agency on Aging

(separate organizational unit) Liz Selk, Director

6301 Kirkwood Blvd SW PO Box 2068

Cedar Rapids, IA 52406

(319) 398-5559 or(800) 332-5934 Fax (319) 398-5533

[email protected]

Area 11

Aging Resources of Central Iowa

(private non-profit organization) Joel Olah, Director

5835 Grand Avenue, Suite 106 Des Moines, IA 50312

(515) 255-1310 or(800) 747-5352 Fax (515) 255-9442

[email protected]

Area 13

Southwest 8 Senior Services, Inc.

(private non-profit organization) Barbara Morrison, Director 300 W. Broadway, Ste 240 Council Bluffs, IA 51501

(712) 328-2540 or(800) 432-9209 Fax (712) 328-6899

[email protected]

Area 14

Area XIV Agency on Aging

(private non-profit organization) Steve Bolie, Director

215 E. Montgomery Creston, IA 50801

(641) 782-4040, Fax (641) 782-4519 [email protected]

Area 15

Seneca Area Agency on Aging

(private non-profit organization) Connie Holland, Director 117 North Cooper Street, Suite 2 Ottumwa, IA 52501

(641) 682-2270 or(800) 642-6522 Fax (641) 682-2445

[email protected]

Area 16

Southeast Iowa Area Agency on Aging, Inc

(private non-profit organization) Dennis Zegarac, Director 509 Jefferson Street Burlington, IA 52601-5427

(319) 752-5433 or(800) 292-1268 Fax (319) 754-7030

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

Statewide SFY 2008 Activity Report

(July 1, 2007 - June 30, 2008)

1 - Northland Agency on Aging 9 - Generations Area Agency on Aging

2, 5 & 12 - Elderbridge Area Agency on Aging 10 - Heritage Area Agency on Aging

3 - Northwest Aging Association 11 - Aging Resources of Central Iowa

4 - Siouxland Aging Services 13 - Southwest 8 Senior Services, Inc.

6 & 7 - Hawkeye Valley Area Agency on Aging 14 - Area XIV Agency on Aging

8 - Scenic Valley Area VIII Agency on Aging 15 - Seneca Area Agency on Aging

16 - Southeast Iowa Agency on Aging

CMPFE Activity

Consumers Served: 12,212

Active Consumers,

Monthly Average: 8,982

Consumers Screened: 3,642

Consumers Admitted: 3,233

Initial Assessments: 3,194

Updated Assessments: 6,689

Total Assessments: 9,883

% Elderly Waiver

Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

12.2

87.8

Medicaid Elderly Waiver Activity AAA CMPFE Monthly Report

Elderly waiver consumers in CMPFE, June 30:

7,975 DHS B-1 Report*

Dollars paid for services for elderly waiver consumers:

$64,244,800

Avg. monthly payment per consumer: $556

Total Discharges by Type

N=3,051

276 138

807 51

267

1,336

176

0 500 1,000 1,500 Other

Refused Rehab Death Need Not Met Moved Institution

* Includes elderly waivers consumers who were in CMPFE and also consumers who were served by another Medicaid case management provider.

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

1 - Northland Area Agency on Aging

SFY 2008 Activity Report

5

CMPFE Activity Consumers Served: 502

Active Consumers,

Monthly Average: 354 Consumers Screened: 68 Consumers Admitted: 147 Initial Assessments: 147 Updated Assessments: 40 Total Assessments: 187

* Includes elderly waivers consumers who were in CMPFE and also consumers who were served by another Medicaid case management provider.

Total Discharges by Type N=129

2 11 3

31 24 2

56

0 10 20 30 40 50 60

Other Refused Rehab Death Needs Not Met Moved Institution

Counties

Allamakee, Clayton, Fayette, Howard, Winneshiek

% Elderly Waiver

8.8

91.2

Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

Medicaid Elderly Waiver Activity AAA CMPFE Monthly Report

Elderly waiver consumers in CMPFE, June 30:

338 DHS B-1 Report*

Dollars paid for services for elderly waiver consumers:

$2,070,216

Avg. monthly payment per consumer: $498.13

% Elderly Waiver

8.9

91.1 Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

2,5 & 12 – Elderbridge Area Agency on Aging

SFY 2008 Activity Report

CMPFE Activity

Consumers Served: 989 Active Consumers,

Monthly Average: 740 Consumers Screened: 269 Consumers Admitted: 270 Initial Assessments: 269 Updated Assessments: 568 Total Assessments: 837

Counties

Audubun, Calhoun, Carroll, Cerro Gordo, Crawford, Floyd, Franklin, Greene, Guthrie,

Hamilton, Hancock, Humboldt, Kossuth, Mitchell, Pocahontas, Sac, Webster,

Winne-bago, Worth,Wright

Total Discharges by Type

N=226

4 3

57 1

17

132

12

0 25 50 75 100 125 150 Other

Refused Rehab Death Need Not Met Moved Institution

% Elderly Waiver

1.1

98.9

Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

Medicaid Elderly Waiver Activity AAA CMPFE Monthly Report

Elderly waiver consumers in CMPFE, June 30:

719

DHS B-1 Report (Medicaid)*

Dollars paid for services for elderly waiver consumers:

$6,376,744

Avg. monthly payment per consumer: $479.78

* Includes elderly waivers consumers who were in CMPFE and also consumers who were served by another Medicaid case management provider.

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

3 – Northwest Area Agency on Aging

SFY 2008 Activity Report

Counties

Buena Vista, Clay, Dickinson, Emmet, Lyon, O'Brien, Osceola, Palo Alto,

Sioux

CMPFE Activity

Consumers Served: 576

Active Consumers,

Monthly Average: 421

Consumers Screened: 169

Consumers Admitted: 172

Initial Assessments: 168

Updated Assessments: 329

Total Assessments: 497

% Elderly Waiver

13.8

86.2

Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

Medicaid Elderly Waiver Activity AAA CMPFE Monthly Report

Elderly waiver consumers in CMPE, June 30:

362

DHS B-1 Report*

Dollars paid for services for elderly waiver consumers:

$2,060,294

Avg. monthly payment per consumer: $449.26

Total Discharges by Type N=157

3 3

38 3

9

94

7

0 25 50 75 100

Other Refused Rehab Death Need Not Met Moved Institution

* Includes elderly waivers consumers who were in CMPFE and also consumers who were served by another Medicaid case management provider.

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

4 – Siouxland Aging Services, Inc.

SFY 2008 Activity Report

Counties

Cherokee, Ida, Monona, Plymouth, Woodbury

CMPFE Activity Total Discharges by Type

N=300

126 18

3

73 23

10

47

0 20 40 60 80 100 120

Other Refused Rehab Death Needs Not Met Moved Institution

Consumers Served: 1,059

Active Consumers,

Monthly Average: 758

Consumers Screened: 294

Consumers Admitted: 320

Initial Assessments: 322

Updated Assessments: 544

Total Assessments: 866

% Elderly Waiver

30.6

69.4

Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

Medicaid Elderly Waiver Activity AAA CMPFE Monthly Report

Elderly waiver consumers in CMPFE, June 30:

550

DHS B-1 Report*

Dollars paid for services for elderly waiver consumers:

$3,711,699

Avg. monthly payment per consumer: $522.77

* Includes elderly waivers consumers who were in CMPFE and also consumers who were served by another Medicaid case management provider.

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

6 & 7 – Hawkeye Valley Area Agency on Aging

SFY 2008 Activity Report

Counties

Black Hawk, Bremer, Buchanan, Butler, Chickasaw, Grundy, Hardin,

Marshall, Poweshiek, Tama

CMPFE Activity

Consumers Served: 1,569 Active Consumers,

Monthly Average: 1,083 Consumers Screened: 1,106 Consumers Admitted: 505 Initial Assessments: 495 Updated Assessments: 768 Total Assessments: 1,263 .

Total Discharges by Type

N=454

95 28

7

43

160

24

97

0 50 100 150 200 Other

Refused Rehab Death Needs Not Met Moved Institution

% Elderly Waiver

20.9 79.1

Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

Medicaid Elderly Waiver Activity AAA CMPFE Monthly Report

Elderly waiver consumers in CMPFE, June 30:

884

DHS B-1 Report*

Dollars paid for services for elderly waiver consumers:

$6,768,565

Avg. monthly payment per consumer: $525.14

* Includes elderly waivers consumers who were in CMPFE and also consumers who were served by another Medicaid case management provider.

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

8 – Scenic Valley Area VIII Agency on Aging

SFY 2008 Activity Report

Counties

Deleware, Dubuque, Jackson

CMPFE Activity

Consumers Served: 550

Active Consumers,

Monthly Average: 404

Consumers Screened: 103

Consumers Admitted: 143

Initial Assessments: 140

Updated Assessments: 361

Total Assessments: 501

Total Discharges by Type

N=127

2 3

39 3

16

55

9

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 Other

Refused Rehab Death Need Not Met Moved Institution

% Elderly Waiver

16.4

83.6

Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

Medicaid Elderly Waiver Activity AAA CMPFE Monthly Report

Elderly waiver consumers in CMPFE, June 30:

353

DHS B-1 Report*

Dollars paid for services for elderly waiver consumers:

$1,926,740

Avg. monthly payment per consumer: $460.06

* Includes elderly waivers consumers who were in CMPFE and also consumers who were served by another Medicaid case management provider.

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

9 – Generations Area Agency on Aging

SFY 2008 Activity Report

Counties

Clinton, Muscatine, Scott

CMPFE Activity

Consumers Served: 1,073

Active Consumers,

Monthly Average: 846

Consumers Screened: 489

Consumers Admitted: 267

Initial Assessments: 277

Updated Assessments: 690

Total Assessments: 967

* Includes elderly waivers consumers who were in CMPFE and also consumers who were served by another Medicaid case management provider.

Total Discharges by Type

N=201

8 0

54 1

12

88

38

0 20 40 60 80 100

Other Refused Rehab Death Needs Not Met Moved Institution

% Elderly Waiver

99.8 0.2

Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

Medicaid Elderly Waiver Activity AAA CMPFE Monthly Report

Elderly waiver consumers in CMFPE, June 30:

882

DHS B-1 Report*

Dollars paid for services for elderly waiver consumers:

$6,291,878

Avg. monthly payment per consumer: $608.79

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

10 – Heritage Area Agency on Aging

SFY 2008 Activity Report

CMPFE Activity

Consumers Served: 1,712

Active Consumers,

Monthly Average: 1,306

Consumers Screened: 254

Consumers Admitted: 352

Initial Assessments: 341

Updated Assessments: 1,038

Total Assessments: 1,379

Total Discharges by Type N=419

39 53

127 1

37

155

7

0 50 100 150 200

Other Refused Rehab Death Needs Not Met Moved Institution

% Elderly Waiver

22.3

77.7

Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

Counties

Benton, Cedar, Iowa, Johnson, Jones, Linn, Washington

Medicaid Elderly Waiver Activity AAA CMPFE Monthly Report

Elderly waiver consumers in CMPFE, June 30:

1,006

DHS B-1 Report*

Dollars paid for services for elderly

waiver consumers: $7,364,342

Avg. monthly payment per consumer: $537.46

* Includes elderly waivers consumers who were in CMPFE and also consumers who were served by another Medicaid case management provider.

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

11 – Aging Resources of Central Iowa

SFY 2008 Report

Counties

Boone, Dallas, Jasper, Madison, Marion, Polk, Story, Warren

13

CMPFE Activity

Consumers Served: 1,773

Active Consumers,

Monthly Average: 1,279

Total Discharges by Type N=392

20 17

112 5

28

200

10

0 50 100 150 200 Other

Refused Rehab Death et Moved Institution Needs Not M

Consumers Screened: 263

Consumers Admitted: 420

Initial Assessments: 420

Updated Assessments: 1,066

Total Assessments: 1,486

Medicaid Elderly Waiver Activity AAA CMPFE Monthly Report

Elderly waiver consumers in CMPFE, June 30:

1,271

DHS B-1 Report*

Dollars paid for services for elderly

waiver consumers: $11,861,516

Avg. monthly payment per consumer: $644.68

% Elderly Waiver 2.3

97.7

Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

* Includes elderly waivers consumers who were in CMPFE and also consumers who were served by another Medicaid case management provider.

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

13 – Southwest 8 Senior Services, Inc.

SFY 2008 Activity Report

Counties

Cass, Fremont, Harrison, Mills, Montgomery, Page, Pottawattamie,

Shelby

CMPFE Activity

Consumers Served: 875

Active Consumers,

Monthly Average: 638

Consumers Screened: 210

Consumers Admitted: 222

Initial Assessments: 210

Updated Assessments: 528

Total Assessments: 738

Total Discharges by Type N=233

10 1

62 0

27

116

17

0 50 100 150 Other

Refused Rehab Death Needs Not Met Moved Institution

% Elderly Waiver

9.3 90.7

Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

Medicaid Elderly Waiver Activity AAA CMPFE Monthly Report

Elderly waiver consumers in CMPFE, June 30:

577

DHS B-1 Report*

Dollars paid for services for elderly waiver consumers:

$4,132,578

Avg. monthly payment per consumer: $518.39

* Includes elderly waivers consumers who were in CMPFE and also consumers who were served by another Medicaid case management provider.

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

14 – Area XIV Agency on Aging

SFY 2008 Activity Report

15

CMPFE Activity

Consumers Served: 318

Active Consumers,

Monthly Average: 237

Consumers Screened: 98

Consumers Admitted: 92

Initial Assessments: 82

Updated Assessments: 186

Total Assessments: 268

* Includes elderly waivers consumers who were in CMPFE and also consumers who were served by another Medicaid case management provider.

% Elderly Waiver

8.0

92.0

Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

Counties

Adair, Adams, Clarke, Decatur, Ringgold, Taylor, Union

Medicaid Elderly Waiver Activity AAA CMPFE Monthly Report

Elderly waiver consumers in CMPFE, June 30:

208

DHS B-1 Report*

Dollars paid for services for elderly waiver consumers:

$2,305,998

Avg. monthly payment per consumer: $596

Total Discharges by Type N=89

21 0

18 2

9

38

1

0 10 20 30 40 50

Other Refused Rehab Death Needs Not Met Moved Institution

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

15 – Seneca Area Agency on Aging

SFY 2008 Activity Report

CMPFE Activity

Consumers Served: 1,211

Active Consumers,

Monthly Average: 900

Consumers Screened: 319

Consumers Admitted: 319

Initial Assessments: 319

Updated Assessments: 571

Total Assessments: 890

% Elderly Waiver

7.7

92.3

Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

Medicaid Elderly Waiver Activity AAA CMPFE Monthly Report

Elderly waiver consumers in CMPFE, June 30:

825

DHS B-1 Report*

Dollars paid for services for elderly waiver consumers:

$6,823,662 Avg. monthly payment per consumer: $629.95

Total Discharges by Type N=319

0

53 2

98 1

49

116

0 25 50 75 100 125 Other

Refused Rehab Death Needs Not Met Moved Institution

Counties

Appanoose, Davis, Jefferson, Keokuk, Lucas, Mahaska, Monroe, Van Buren,

Wapello, Wayne

* Includes elderly waivers consumers who were in CMPFE and also consumers who were served by another Medicaid case management provider.

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Iowa Department of Elder Affairs

Case Management Program for Frail Elders (CMPFE)

16 – Southeast Iowa Agency on Aging

SFY 2008 Activity Report

CMPFE Activity

Consumers Served: 5

Active Consumers,

Monthly Average: 1

Consumers Screened: 0

Consumers Admitted: 4

Initial Assessments: 4

Updated Assessments: 0

Total Assessments: 4

% Elderly Waiver

100.0 0.0

Case Management Only Elderly Waiver

Medicaid Elderly Waiver Activity AAA CMPFE Monthly Report

Elderly waiver consumers in CMPFE, June 30:

0

DHS B-1 Report*

Dollars paid for services for elderly waiver consumers:

$2,550,568

Avg. monthly payment per consumer: $596.02

Total Discharges by Type N=5

0

2 1

0 0 0

2

0 1 2 3 4 5

Other Refused Rehab Death Needs Not Met Moved Institution

Counties

Des Moines, Henry, Lee, Louisa

* Includes elderly waivers consumers who were in CMPFE and also consumers who were served by another Medicaid case management provider.

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