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Vermont Information Technology Leaders, Inc.

FY2018 Budget Review

March 30, 2017

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Agenda

• FY18 Scope of Work - Steady State

• FY18 Out of Scope

• FY18 Budget Methodology

• FY18 Assumptions

• FY18 Budget

• Next Steps

• Request for Approval of FY18 Activities & Budget

FY208 Budget Presentation - March 30, 2017

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FY18 Scope of Work -Steady State

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FY18 Work Scope – Steady State

• VT Health Information Exchange (VHIE) Components

o Infrastructure

o Message processing and delivery

o Services (VITLAccess, VITLDirect, etc.)

• Connectivity

o Inbound and outbound interfaces

o Gateways

• Health Data Management (HDM)

o Infrastructure

o Data quality ▪ Limited data quality report

▪ Data quality dashboards

▪ Terminology Services

▪ Natural Language Processing

o Specialized interfaces (Immunizations)

o ACO data marts

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FY18 Work Scope – Steady State

• VITLAccess Implementation Projections

o 3 Hospitals

o 2 Large multi-site practices

o 2-3 Small multi-site practices

o 20 Independent provider (nursing homes, mental health, etc.)

• Security

o Network protection and monitoring

o Annual National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) security assessment

o Audits

• Blueprint for Health Data Quality Sprints – Awaiting Scope of Work

• Technical Support

o Connectivity maintenance

o Client support for VITL services

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FY18 Work Scope – Steady State

• VT Department of Health – Awaiting Scope of Work

o Immunization validation

• Network to Network

o One VHIE connection to external network

• Corporate Administration

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FY18 Out of Scope

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Out of FY18 Scope• Data aggregation – limited increase beyond 62%

o Interface acceleration

o Limited results delivery

o Limited remediation

• VITLAccess

oLimited expansion

• Health Data Management (HDM) Infrastructure Improvements

oAll-Payer ACO Model Technology Infrastructure

• Data Quality

o Dashboard expansion

o Terminology expansion

o Data extraction tools

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Out of FY18 Scope

• Network to network connections (limited to 1)

• VT Department of Health

• No automation improvements

• Outreach

o Summit

o No provider education

o No patient awareness

o Limited stakeholder engagement/feedback

• 42 CFR Part 2 (Substance Abuse Programs data)

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FY18 Budget Methodology

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VITL FY18 Budget Methodology

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SOV Steady State Functions

Technology Infrastructure

Labor by Hours and FTEs

HDMVHIE Connectivity Security Services

Non Labor

Technical Support

Costed Work Packages

Defined Scope of Work

Price

GMCB

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FY18 Assumptions

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FY18 Assumptions

• SIM/VHCIP concluded

• Steady state funded by State of Vermont and APD contract

• Effective date: 7/1/2017

• Two contracts

• Performance based

• VITL at – risk

• No retroactive payments

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FY18 Budget

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FY18 Ongoing Cost Drivers

Funding Source Use

DVHA VHIE and HDM Steady State plus 20% - 40% ongoing maintenance and support

VHCIP / SIM(one-timeprojects)

• Interface Acceleration• Home Health• Telehealth• ACO Gap Analysis & Remediation• ACO Gateways• Terminology Services• Event Notification Services

APD(one-time projects)

Project-specific development• VITLAccess Onboarding• Data Quality• Provider Health IT Survey• Interface Acceleration

20-40%

20-40%

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Year to Year Expense Comparison

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FY15 Actual FY16 Actual FY17 Projected FY18 Projected

Expenses (000)

Total Salaries Benefits Occupancy

Technology Ed+Outreach (3rd Party) HIE Vendor

Telecomm Consult, legal, acctg Insurance

Travel Other

$7,292$6,766

$6,999 $7,139

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FY18 Expense by Funding Source

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Non-Public, $1,106

DVHA-VHIE, $4,602

DVHA-HDM, $1,431

DVHA, $6,033

Non-Public DVHA-VHIE DVHA-HDM

DVHA Expense

Total Expense

Expense Breakdown (000)

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FY18 Total Expense and Personnel Expense

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Non-personnel Expense, $3,145

Salary, $2,980

Benefits, $796

Payroll Taxes, $218

Personnel, $3,994

Expense Breakdown (000)

Non-personnel Expense Salary Benefits Payroll Taxes

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FY18 Total and Non-Personnel Expense

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Personnel Expense, $3,994

Occupancy, $211

Technology, $1,349

Ed+Outreach (3rd Party), $25

HIE Vendor, $1,061

Telecomm, $74

Consult, legal, acctg, $211

Insurance, $105

Travel , $37Other, $72

Non-Personnel, $3,145

Expense Breakdown (000)

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Year to Year FTE Comparison

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$1,889

$2,121

$2,834

$3,044$2,964

$2,880$2,980

$88.2 $93.6 $90.9 $95.3 $95.3 $91.1 $94.3

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FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18

Y-T-Y FTE Comparison ($ in 000)

Base Salaries $ / FTE Full Time Equivalent (FTE)

SalaryCAGR

FY12 – FY181.12%

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Next Steps

• Incorporate the Blueprint for Health scope of work

• Incorporate VDH scope of work

• Adjust budget as necessary to reflect additional scope

• GMCB approval of VITL FY18 publicly funded Budget and Activities

• Negotiate final price with DVHA

• Finalize contract drafts for submission to CMS by April 10, 2017

• DVHA to receive CMS approval by June 10, 2017

• Parties to execute two contracts by June 30, 2017

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Budget Request

VITL requests that the GMCB approve its FY2018 publicly funded core activities and $6.0M budget

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Questions?

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