question archive Bay Pines Medical Center estimates that a capitated population of 50,000 would have the following base case utilization and total cost characteristics: Service Category Inpatient Days per 1,000 Enrollees Average Cost per Day General 150 $1,500 Surgical 125 $1,800 Psychiatric 70 $700 Alcohol/Drug Abuse 38 $500 Maternity 42 $1,500 Total 425 $1,367 In addition to medical costs, Bay Pines allocates 10 percent of the total premium for administration/reserves
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Bay Pines Medical Center estimates that a capitated population of 50,000 would have the following base case utilization and total cost characteristics:
Service Category | Inpatient Days per 1,000 Enrollees |
Average Cost per Day |
General | 150 | $1,500 |
Surgical | 125 | $1,800 |
Psychiatric | 70 | $700 |
Alcohol/Drug Abuse | 38 | $500 |
Maternity | 42 | $1,500 |
Total | 425 | $1,367 |
In addition to medical costs, Bay Pines allocates 10 percent of the total premium for administration/reserves.
What is the PMPM rate that Bay Pines must set to cover medical costs plus administrative expenses?
What would be the rate if a utilization management program were to reduce utilization within each patient service category by 10 percent? And by 20 percent?
Consider the initial base case utilization assumption.
What rate would be set if the average cost on each service were reduced by 10 percent? Assume that both utilization and cost reductions were made. What would the premium be?
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