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November 2019 (a) Total Medicaid Expansion enrollment on a monthly basis. Month Enrollees Jul'18 473,307 Aug 476,678 Sep 480,502 Oct 483,690 Nov 487,478 Dec 494,247 Jan'19 502,055 Feb 502,647 Mar 505,503 Apr 465,870 May 457,243 Jun 454,638 NOTE: Data extracted on 07/08/2019. (B) Average Per Member Per Month and Portion of the Per Member Per Month Assocated with Hospitals Expansion Rate Estimate ‐‐ Rate Floor Expansion Adult (Rate Floor) Hospital Portion of Expansion Rate Full Rate $ 571.41 $ 255.21 • Hospital records are identified by CLQ_Claim_Type 01 and 03. • The PMPM above does not include claims related to maternity kick payments. • The PMPM above is the aggregate rate for regular Expansion rate cells (which do not include SBH/NEMT‐only and High Needs rate cells). (c) The aggregate Medicaid claims payment by provider type (for Expansion only). NOTE: 1) Data are based on service provider types. 2) Data extracted by DOP and on 07/08/2019. Provider Description for Provider Type Total (= FFS + Encounters) Provider Type 201807 201808 201809 201810 201811 201812 201901 201902 201903 201904 201905 201906 SFY SUM Type Total $421,974,919 $443,478,341 $416,805,350 $452,286,409 $430,580,719 $438,140,741 $453,889,095 $445,972,863 $490,400,138 $480,484,264 $484,450,452 $487,281,325 $5,445,744,615 Total 00 -2,744 -2,744 00 03 CHILDREN'S CHOICE (WVR)(IN-ST) 7,886 4,829 5,824 8,861 5,555 6,845 3,825 4,830 2,234 938 341 86 52,052 03 04 PEDI DAY HLTH CARE (IN-ST) 21,717 17,673 15,558 1,513 367 335 104 232 344 322 483 215 58,864 04 05 MANAGED CARE ORG - PREPAID 238,646,474 244,528,642 241,526,330 246,590,010 245,314,254 244,701,653 259,396,811 253,811,107 277,288,024 289,012,875 274,832,281 304,674,505 3,120,322,967 05 06 NOW PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 1,764 1,457 3,872 2,594 3,161 2,360 1,653 1,650 3,314 1,419 8,302 5,282 36,827 06 07 CASE MGMT-INFT & TODD (IN-ST) 15,583 19,323 38,828 16,011 8,920 18,940 19,310 18,910 8,718 21,828 30,013 11,760 228,145 07 08 OAAS CASE MGMT (IN-ST) 194 194 08 09 HOSPICE SERVICES (IN-ST) 411,421 670,683 220,196 310,846 371,652 348,883 353,950 367,075 469,593 338,932 332,054 347,015 4,542,300 09 12 MULTI-SYSTEMIC THER (IN-ST) 8,064 10,626 6,513 729 7,165 -321 240 4,223 8,144 8,360 3,196 2,971 59,909 12 14 DAY HABILITAT (WVR) (IN-ST) 348 214 622 254 656 46 2,140 14 15 ENVIR ACC ADAP (WVR) (IN-ST) 524 246 461 1,135 1,231 792 187 441 175 679 621 526 7,018 15 16 PERS EMERG RESP SYS (WVR) 438 2,101 2,608 1,903 522 1,951 752 552 1,426 2,024 537 292 15,107 16 18 COMM MENTAL HLTH CTR/PART HOSP 170,911 150,356 121,269 113,408 93,010 110,052 396,106 113,167 144,217 122,910 97,864 77,286 1,710,555 18 19 DR OF OSTEOPATH MED (IND & GP) 560,032 601,962 588,127 681,360 573,319 566,992 642,357 663,532 744,761 584,051 607,004 564,534 7,378,032 19 20 PHYSICIAN (IND & GP) 25,021,830 26,249,180 24,435,301 29,101,797 24,414,425 24,664,315 26,223,034 25,888,054 27,237,899 25,885,308 26,384,195 23,898,289 309,403,627 20 22 PERSONAL CARE ATTENDANT (WVR) 294 543 163 683 1,684 22 23 INDEPENDENT LAB 4,200,871 4,027,405 3,505,962 4,177,010 4,355,692 3,440,966 3,839,316 4,112,055 4,872,843 4,282,867 4,081,185 3,502,400 48,398,573 23 24 PERSONAL CARE SERVICES (IN-ST) 362,161 306,916 305,932 378,820 323,187 307,743 396,695 323,457 335,419 364,204 283,819 264,977 3,953,329 24 25 MOBILE XRAY/RADIATION THRPY CT 39,235 60,258 49,489 42,822 39,703 65,326 35,855 55,331 41,538 52,794 26,182 35,544 544,073 25 26 PHARMACY 47,181,080 51,488,101 46,767,901 50,010,503 48,462,939 52,105,700 50,504,919 46,602,555 51,185,576 45,962,964 57,417,919 47,748,291 595,438,447 26 27 DENTIST (IND & GP) 2,466,361 2,777,339 2,133,011 2,436,520 2,235,378 2,171,816 2,440,190 2,171,338 2,241,921 1,953,326 2,702,044 1,846,179 27,575,423 27 28 OPTOMETRIST (IND & GP) 1,068,017 1,260,891 1,129,648 1,226,694 1,097,389 987,043 1,210,078 1,302,849 1,382,922 1,276,645 1,186,345 841,701 13,970,222 28 29 EARLYSTEPS (IND & GP) (IN-ST) 1,848 1,456 1,299 136 4,739 29 30 CHIROPRACTOR (IND & GP) 21,497 23,579 18,879 27,380 24,871 23,654 23,039 31,448 22,592 25,443 22,115 22,076 286,572 30 31 PSYCHOLOGIST (LIC/MED) (IN-ST) 74,454 95,420 88,908 102,035 77,872 85,816 88,188 87,270 101,699 95,046 96,104 89,317 1,082,129 31 32 PODIATRIST (IND & GP) 186,395 221,174 202,481 256,022 229,571 220,888 204,422 220,565 212,847 231,377 214,680 191,620 2,592,041 32 33 PRESCRIBING ONLY PROVIDER 72,127 71,820 114,903 100,579 95,507 104,627 121,430 102,448 108,970 88,657 86,636 86,572 1,154,276 33 34 AUDIOLOGIST (IN-ST) 14,279 15,682 13,876 15,623 13,094 12,190 12,515 9,302 13,774 34,634 12,997 15,814 183,779 34 35 PHYSICAL THERAPIST (IN-ST) 156,291 202,717 190,424 225,861 203,050 212,032 203,265 241,938 251,949 218,032 241,886 311,347 2,658,789 35 37 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST (IN-ST) 11,726 12,188 11,808 18,475 21,788 18,091 18,498 22,620 26,115 21,019 21,542 23,904 227,775 37 38 SCHOOL BSED HEALTH CTR (IN-ST) 0 48 223 135 104 83 366 151 330 1,439 38 39 SPEECH/LANGUAGE THERAP (IN-ST) 481 701 1,180 1,560 998 1,897 1,354 1,321 2,206 855 354 1,338 14,247 39 40 DME 1,894,948 2,041,627 1,806,057 2,563,276 1,814,574 1,997,790 2,007,412 1,999,542 2,393,315 2,294,726 2,250,361 1,920,428 24,984,057 40 41 REGISTERED DIETICIAN (IN-ST) 454 508 691 663 901 570 355 555 777 728 625 1,437 8,263 41 42 NON-EMER MED TRANSPORT (IN-ST) 1,051,368 1,266,435 929,502 1,013,226 1,333,126 1,010,218 954,611 1,221,947 1,297,025 1,055,503 1,193,541 487,268 12,813,770 42 43 CASE MGT - 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