Common use of Hypertension – Emergency Department (ED) Utilization Rate Clause in Contracts

Hypertension – Emergency Department (ED) Utilization Rate. Measure: The number of emergency department visits in the reporting year where the principal diagnosis was non-mild hypertension, per thousand member months, for members who had a diagnosis of non-mild hypertension in the year prior to the reporting year. Target: TBD Minimum Performance Standard: The level of improvement must result in at least a TBD% decrease in the difference between the target and the previous report period’s results.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Medical Assistance Provider Agreement (Wellcare Health Plans, Inc.), Assistance Provider Agreement (Molina Healthcare Inc), Molina Healthcare Inc

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Hypertension – Emergency Department (ED) Utilization Rate. Measure: The number of emergency department visits in the reporting year where the principal diagnosis was non-mild hypertension, per thousand member months, for members who had a diagnosis of non-mild hypertension in the year prior to the reporting year. Target: TBD Appendix M Aged, Blind or Disabled (ABD) population Page 10 Minimum Performance Standard: The level of improvement must result in at least a TBD% decrease in the difference between the target and the previous report period’s results.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Provider Agreement (Molina Healthcare Inc)

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Hypertension – Emergency Department (ED) Utilization Rate. Measure: The number of emergency department visits in the reporting year where the principal diagnosis was non-mild hypertension, per thousand member months, for members who had a diagnosis of non-mild hypertension in the year prior to the reporting year. Target: TBD Minimum Performance Standard: The level of improvement must result in at least a TBD% decrease in the difference between the target and the previous report period’s 's results.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Ohio Medical Assistance Provider Agreement (Wellcare Health Plans, Inc.)

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