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ATTACHMENT 25 – 36C24919R0003 - Workload History/Projections-

WORKLOAD Estimates:

As of September 30, 2018, enrollment in the current Marshall County CBOC is 3,477. The following is a listing of estimated numbers of veterans residing in Benton, DeSoto, Lafayette and Marshall County as of 2018 per the following website: https://vssc.med.va.gov/VSSCMainApp/ County Veterans

Benton321
DeSoto9,333
Lafayette2,020
Marshall1,557

All these veterans are not actually “enrolled” at VA or CBOC’s but have been seen.

There are eight (8) Priority Groups to which veterans may be assigned after processing. All applications for all eight (8) groups are input into VISTA by the CBOC for reporting and accountability purposes, but those veterans in Priority Group 8, who applied after 1/17/03, are ineligible and will not receive services by the Contractor. Veterans are not "assigned" to a CBOC but may choose either to be seen at VA or to be enrolled in a CBOC. VA will notify eligible veterans about the availability of the ABC, DEF, G County CBOC and the services to be provided there. The Government estimates that each patient will make 2.06 visits per contract year to the CBOC.

The numbers of veterans residing in the counties identified above and estimated number of visits per patient per year as stated above are estimates and are to be used for information purposes only. VA in no way guarantees the accuracy of the estimates. Contractor fully understands and agrees that costs for any additional visits above the estimated average visits per unique veteran patient and all primary care services as specified in the Description/Specifications/Work Statement Section are borne by the Contractor, and are included in the capitation rates agreed to by the Contractor in the Schedule of Services and Prices/Costs section.

Patients have the right to receive primary care other than from VA or a CBOC. The VA, however, encourages patients to have only one primary care provider; and it is VA’ expectation that the patient is seen at the VA CBOC at least once per twelve (12) month period, or as often as deemed clinically appropriate by the veteran’s CBOC Primary Care Provider (for further guidance, please also refer to VHA Directive 2009-038 dated August 25, 2009, VHA National Dual Care Policy, www.va.gov/vhapublications/viewpublication.asp

Statistical Information: Marshall County CBOC, currently located in Holly Springs, MS has been in operation since June 2014. The following is the most recent statistical information for services provided for Marshall County CBOC for the period 10/1/2016 –9/30/2018:

Number of Uniques, Number of Visits, and Average Number of Visits per Patient:

FY17
FY18
Number of Visits
5,664
4,452
Unique Veterans
1,323
1,474
Visits/Unique
4.2
3.02

Number of Visits and Uniques by month during the period 10/1/2017–9/30/18:

Month
Visits
Uniques
Oct-17
627
389
Nov-17
613
365
Dec-17
525
354
Jan-18
535
342
Feb-18
517
333
Mar-18
532
353
Apr-18
466
305
May-18
371
266
Jun-18
346
263
Jul-18
346
269
Aug-18
394
310
Sep 18
392
304

Encounter by Age Group 10/1/2017-9/30/18:

Unique Patients
Unduplicated Encounters
Encounters
<25
6
8
8
25-34
84
211
215
35-44
94
222
223
45-54
157
473
482
55-64
323
1,105
1,112
65-74
532
1,897
1,922
75-84
201
595
600
85+
77
217
218

15 Most Frequent ICD Diagnoses during the period 10/1/17 thru 9/30/2018 Code Description

ICD Desc
Uniques
Frequency
% of Total Uniques
Uniques Rank
(I10.) ESSENTIAL (PRIMARY) HYPERTENSION
887
1,233
60.80 %
1
(E78.5) HYPERLIPIDEMIA, UNSPECIFIED
762
994
52.23 %
2
(K21.9) GASTRO-ESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE WITHOUT ESOPHAGITIS
410
528
28.10 %
3
(E11.9) TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS WITHOUT COMPLICATIONS
349
645
23.92 %
4
(M54.5) LOW BACK PAIN
309
394
21.18 %
5
(Z72.0) TOBACCO USE
224
289
15.35 %
6
(Z13.5) ENCOUNTER FOR SCREENING FOR EYE AND EAR DISORDERS
218
218
14.94 %
7
(E66.9) OBESITY, UNSPECIFIED
210
316
14.39 %
8
(Z71.9) COUNSELING, UNSPECIFIED
191
234
13.09 %
9
(M25.569) PAIN IN UNSPECIFIED KNEE
150
180
10.28 %
10

Laboratory Tests - 2,154 tests were collected at our Marshall County CBOC and performed at the VA during the period 10/1/2017-9/30/2018.

X-Diagnostic Imaging Diagnostic Imaging: A total of 563 orders were placed at our Marshall County CBOC and performed at the VA during the period 10/1/2017-9/30/2018.

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