Funding Methodology. The amount of MassHealth’s DSRIP payment any CP receives will be based on the total number of members that the CP serves each DSRIP year, as well as other funding methodologies, such as a needs-based grant program for infrastructure and capacity building support. DSRIP payments will be adjusted for at-risk performance. Sustainability. MassHealth will evaluate the Community Partners program to assess whether the program should be continued after the DSRIP period concludes. If MassHealth determines that the CP program should continue, then it will work to identify other funding sources to support the CP program, such as contributions from the budgets of ACOs/MCOs. ACO & CP Reporting Requirements. ACOs and CPs must submit semiannual progress reports, including expenditures for the semiannual periods upon which the semiannual progress reports are based. ACOs must also annually submit clinical quality data to the Commonwealth for quality evaluation purposes; and their ACO revenue payer mix, for safety net categorization purposes CPs must also annually submit clinical quality data to the Commonwealth for quality evaluation purposes State Reporting to CMS. The State must compile ACO and CP quarterly operational reports to submit to CMS as part of the broader 1115 demonstration quarterly reports.
Funding Methodology. Each Member required under Sections 3.2.2 or 5.13.34, any Annual Business Plan or Rolling Business Plan (in each case as approved by the Board upon Majority Consent, other than with regard to the Initial Annual Business Plan and the Initial Rolling Business Plan, in each case as of the Effective Date), or otherwise by the Board upon Majority Consent to make a contribution of cash to the capital of the Company or to loan funds to the Company, as applicable, shall transfer to the Company’s account an amount in cash (by wire transfer of immediately available funds) equal to the Percentage Interest of such Member (or such other amount determined by Majority Consent of the Board expressed as a percentage), multiplied by the aggregate amount required to be contributed or loaned, as applicable, to the Company on the date specified in the applicable Annual Business Plan, the Rolling Business Plan, or otherwise by the Board upon Majority Consent.
Funding Methodology. The amount of DSRIP payments MassHealth provides to an ACO will be the summed amount of the three funding streams described in these STCs. An ACO’s DSRIP funding allocation for startup/ongoing support and for flexible services will be determined by multiplying the number of lives attributed to the ACO by a per member per month (PMPM) rate. DSTI Glide Path funding will be based on a schedule determined by MassHealth for each specific DSTI hospital.
Funding Methodology. The amount of MassHealth’s DSRIP payment any CP receives will be based on the total number of members that the CP serves each DSRIP year, as well as other funding methodologies, such as a needs-based grant program for infrastructure and capacity building support. DSRIP payments will be adjusted for at-risk performance.
Funding Methodology. During the term of the MTW demonstration, HUD will provide the KCHA with public housing operating subsidies and modernization funds, and with tenant-based Section 8 assistance, as provided in Attachment A and the FY 2003 Omnibus Appropriations Act.
Funding Methodology. During the term of the MTW demonstration, HUD will provide OHA with public housing operating subsidies and modernization or capital funds (including development and replacement housing factor funds), and with tenant-based Section 8 assistance, as provided in Attachment A.
Funding Methodology. The amount of MassHealth’s DSRIP payment any CP receives will be based on the total number of members that the CP serves each DSRIP year, as well as other funding methodologies, such as a needs-based grant program for infrastructure and capacity building support. DSRIP payments will be adjusted for at-risk performance. Sustainability. MassHealth will evaluate the Community Partners program to assess whether the program should be continued after the DSRIP period concludes. If MassHealth determines that the CP program should continue, then it will work to identify other funding sources to support the CP program, such as contributions from the budgets of ACOs/MCOs. ACO & CP Reporting Requirements. ACOs and CPs must submit semiannual progress reports, including expenditures for the semiannual periods upon which the semiannual progress reports are based. ACOs must also annually submit clinical quality data to the Commonwealth for quality evaluation purposes; and their ACO revenue payer mix, for safety net categorization purposes CPs must also annually submit clinical quality data to the Commonwealth for quality evaluation purposes State Reporting to CMS. The State must compile ACO and CP quarterly operational reports to submit to CMS as part of the broader 1115 demonstration quarterly reports. State Reporting to External Stakeholders and Stakeholder Engagement. The State must compile public-facing annual reports of ACO and CP performance. The State must give stakeholders an opportunity to provide feedback on reports Stakeholder Engagement. The State must allow for stakeholder engagement through meetings, access to web resources, and opportunities to provide feedback. DSRIP Accountability to the State.
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