HSTP definition
Examples of HSTP in a sentence
The Contractor is required to enter into contracts with EOHHS certified AEs as set forth in Section 2.01.01 (Alternative Payment Methodologies (APMs), Health System Transformation Project (HSTP), and Accountable Entities (AEs) and in Section 2.08.02 (“Contacting with EOHHS Certified Accountable Entities.
In the event that the requirements of Section 2.08.02 are not met, EOHHS may reduce capitation payments as set forth in Section 2.08.02 and will pursue alternative pathways to providing HSTP related incentive funds to EOHHS certified AEs.
The HSTP is intended to be developed within, and in partnership with, MCO contractors and provides for incentive funds to support (a) the design, development, and implementation of AE infrastructure, skills and capacity and (b) MCO performance in implementation of the AE-MCO contractual partnerships.
Additionally, EOHHS has received approval for implementation of the Health System Transformation Project (HSTP).
Incentive based funding opportunities through HSTP begin upon EOHHS certification of an AE and execution of an EOHHS compliant total cost of care and attribution-based contract with an AE.
Fundamental to EOHHS’ HSTP program is the certification of Accountable Entities.
MCOs are contractually required to enter into such arrangements with certified AEs. Arrangements with certified AEs must comply with APM requirements and provisions for incentive-based payments through the HSTP as set forth in this Section 2.08.02.
As described in Transitioning to Alternative Payment Methodologies: Requirements for Medicaid Managed Care Partners, both the AE and MCOs must agree to a defined set of project-based measures and targets for three AE project as delineated in the AEs HSTP project plan submitted to EOHHS as part of the AEs annual certification.
Section 2.01.01 Alternative Payment Methodologies (APMs), Health System Transformation Project (HSTP), and Accountable Entities (AEs), is hereby amended by changing the number in sentence three from 3,000 to 2,000 attributed lives.
The first Ethiopian National Cancer Control Plan is aligned with the priorities of the National Health Sector Transformation Plan (HSTP II) and availing cancer treatment services in the country is now marked as a national priority.