DSTI definition
Examples of DSTI in a sentence
DSTI Glide Path Payments – DSRIP payments made to the Contractor, as appropriate, to support the transition of Participating Safety Net Hospitals.
If an ACO decides to exit the DSRIP program prior to the end of the five year 1115 waiver demonstration period, it will be required to return at least 50 percent of DSRIP startup/ongoing and DSTI Glide Path funding received up to that point.
The program of activity funded by the DSTI shall be based in public and private acute hospitals, with a high, documented Medicaid patient volume, that are directly responsive to the needs and characteristics of the populations and communities.
The state must develop and submit in conjunction or as part of the master DSTI plan, an incentive payment methodology for each of the four categories to determine an annual maximum budget for each participating provider.
Projects that focus primarily on infrastructure will have further limited rollover ability as defined in the master DSTI plan.
Given the varied nature of the projects and hospital systems, the total incentive payment amounts available to an individual hospital for each category depend upon the size of the hospital, total projects and metrics selected in the hospital specific DSTI.
The DSTI payments are not reimbursement for health care services that are recognized under these STCs or under the state plan.
If the DSTI providers do not meet the required aggregate performance goals as specified by the DSTI Master Plan by the end of year three, the DSTI pool will be subject to a five percent reduction in available funding.
In other words, if the DSTI hospitals do not demonstrate the aggregate performance improvements as specified in the DSTI Master Plan, five percent of the DY 20 DSTI funding will be withheld.
EOHHS shall pay the Contractor DSTI Glide Path DSRIP payments in accordance with this Section.