ACO Implementation Plans Sample Clauses
The ACO Implementation Plans clause outlines the requirements and procedures for developing and executing plans related to the operations of an Accountable Care Organization (ACO). Typically, this clause specifies the content, timelines, and approval processes for such plans, detailing who is responsible for drafting, reviewing, and updating them. For example, it may require the ACO to submit a detailed plan for care coordination or quality improvement initiatives to a governing body for approval. The core function of this clause is to ensure that the ACO’s activities are systematically planned and aligned with regulatory or contractual expectations, thereby promoting accountability and effective management.
ACO Implementation Plans. The ACO shall collect and report to CMS demographic and social determinants of health data pursuant to 42 CFR § 403.1110(b) for the purpose of monitoring and evaluating the Model. In conducting the collection required under this Section 13.01.D, the ACO shall make a reasonable effort to collect demographic and social determinants of health data from all REACH Beneficiaries but, in the case of a REACH Beneficiary that elects not to provide such data to the ACO, its Participant Providers, or its Preferred Providers, the ACO shall indicate such election by the REACH Beneficiary in its report to CMS. Such data shall be reported in a form and manner and by the date(s) specified by CMS.
ACO Implementation Plans. Starting Performance Year 2023, The ACO shall collect and report to CMS demographic and social determinants of health data pursuant to 42 CFR § 403.1110(b) for the purpose of monitoring and evaluating the Model. In conducting the collection required under this Section 13.01.D, the ACO shall make a reasonable effort to collect demographic and social determinants of health data from all REACH Beneficiaries but, in the case of a REACH Beneficiary that elects not to provide such data to the ACO, its Participant Providers, or its Preferred Providers, the ACO shall indicate such election by the REACH Beneficiary in its report to CMS. Such data shall be reported in a form and manner and by the date(s) specified by CMS.