Information Sharing with MCOs Sample Clauses

Information Sharing with MCOs. The Commonwealth will annually provide the MCO with certain information on the development of capitation rates, maternity care rates and risk pool premiums. This information will include the pieces of information listed below, exclusive of the underlying data used to develop the information. The majority of the numerical data provided will take the form of rating exhibits, detailed by geographic rating area, by rating group, and by service group. The Commonwealth’s commitment to provide data does not extend to data to which it is not legally entitled. The accuracy of data furnished by the Commonwealth is in some cases dependent on the integrity of data supplied by MCOs. The following items pertain where applicable to all three types of rates indicated above:  Maternity and non-maternity historical utilization, unit costs and PMPMs reported to the Commonwealth by MCOs, summarized by geographic rating area, by rating group, and by service group.  The cost base detailed by utilization, unit costs and PMPMs, by rating group and by service group, for each geographic rating area that is utilized by our actuaries, after adjustments to underlying data, with the maternity data used to develop case rates provided separately from the remaining non-maternity costs used to produce the capitation rates. The Commonwealth will also provide a text explanation of the adjustments applied to underlying data to develop the cost base.  Information on, and the value of, program-wide adjustments.  A review of the method employed by the Commonwealth’s actuaries to produce the final “midpoint” rates, along with a text explanation of how the ends of the actuarially sound rate range were determined.  Information on, and the value of, adjustments to capitation rates specific to changes in the HealthChoices program or the Commonwealth’s Medicaid program, by category of aid and service category.  Historic and projected member counts, by geographic rating area and rating group that have been used for purposes of rate development and comparison of rates.  Average utilization, unit cost and PMPM trend rates by rating group and by service group used by the actuaries in each HealthChoices zone to project future costs.  The amount of each rate that is intended to provide funding for administrative costs and profit collectively.  The lower end, “midpoint,” and upper end of the range of actuarially sound rates determined by the Commonwealth’s actuaries for each rating group.  A descri...
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