Opportunities for Living Life fast facts, 10/02/2012

              Opportunities for Living Life Fast Facts
Oklahoma
health care
authority
Under Opportunities for Living Life (OLL) the OHGA develops, operates and administers new program initiatives for SoonerCare members. Additionally, OLL
develops collaboration among state and private agencies, community organizations, and stakeholders in creating a system of health care, long-term care support
and home and community-based services support that meets the needs of Oklahoma citizens. Opportunities for Living Life offers long-term care sendees and
support benefits to certain members who are enrolled in SoonerCare Traditional or SoonerCare Supplemental plans. More information is available at
www.oldica.oro;.
OPPORTUNITY FOR LIVING LIFE (OLL)
TOTAL ENROLLMENT
Waiver Enrollment Breakdown Percent
Qualifyir
ig Group
Age Group
Enrollment %
ofTotal
Aged/Blind/Disabled
Adult
132,087
76.35%
Aged/Blind/Disabled
Child
19,483
11.26%
Other
Adult
20,693
11.96%
Other
Child
190
0.11%
PACE
Adult
109
0.06%
TEFRA
Child
438
0.25%
Living Ch
oice
Adult
99
0.06%
Homeward
Bound Waiver,
701, 3%
In Home
Support, 1,655,
7%
ADvantage
Waiver, 17,509,
77"/,,
Total OLL Enrollment:     173,000   Child     20,111 12%
,:   Adult  152,988, 88%
"Other" Qualifying Group includes: ALIEN, SLMB, DDSD Supported
living, and Non Federal Medical.
These Qualifying Groups are based on secondary and/or primary Aid
Categories. Refer to the "Total Enrollment Monthly Fast Fact" to view the
main qualifying group totals of enrolled members.
Age Breakdown of OLL Members
Community,
2,717, 12%
Living Choice,
99,1%
My Life, My
Choice, 55, 0%
Sooner
Seniors, 31, 0%
Medically
Fragile, 36, 0%
SoonerCare Home and Community-Based Sendees (LICBS) Waivers allow the
flexibility to develop and implement creative alternatives to safely serve
SooncrCare-qualified individuals in a community-based setting other than a long
term care facility. There are eight HCBS waivers available in Oklahoma:
ADvantage, Community, Llomeward Bound, In-LIome Supports for Children, In-
Home Supports for Adults, Medically Fragile, My Life My Choice and Sooner
Seniors waivers.
Children Ages
20 and Under
20,111
Adult Ages 21
64
95,003
Race Breakdown of OLL Members
Oklahoma SoonerCare members residing in a
long-term care facility:
15,743
Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) is a unique, capitated, one-stop,
home and community-based program. PACE programs assume full financial risk for
each member's care without limits on dollars or duration and are responsible for a full
range of needed services. PACE is a permanent provider under the Medicare program
and a state option under the SoonerCare program.
Total
Members
Percent
American Indian
13,162
8%
Asian or Pacific Islander
2,164
1%
Black or African American
26,847
16%
Caucasian
127,733
74%
Multiple Race
3,094
2%
Enroll Totals
173,000
100%
Hispanic Ethnicity
6,671
Total PACE Enrollment and Race Grouping
Feb-12 Mar-12 Apr-12 May-12 Jun-12 Jul-12
■ All Other Races B American Indian
This is a summary of long-term care members, plus a
few programs and/or services managed by the
Opportunity for Living Life (OLL) Division. There
are other fast facts available reporting detailed
statistical measures on individual programs available
for qualifying OHCA members located on our
website at www.okhca.org/research/data.
This publication is authorized by the Oklahoma Health Care Authority in accordance with state and federal regulations. OHCA is in compliance with Title VI and Title VII of the 1964
Civil Rights Act and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. For additional copies, you can go online to OHCA's website www.okhca.org/research/data. The Oklahoma Health Care Authority
does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age or disability in employment or the provision of services. The data is compiled by Reporting and
Statistics and is valid as of the report date and subject to change.
10/2/2012