Readmission Policy Adjustment Sample Clauses

Readmission Policy Adjustment. In each Rate Year the derivation of the Hospital’s Approved Regulated Revenue will include a Readmission Policy Adjustment calculated in accordance with HSCRC policies Service Area: Primary and Secondary Service Areas represent the zip codes from which 75% of admissions are derived in the base period. This definition may be adjusted based on agreement between the Hospital and HSCRC. Appendix E lists the Maryland zip codes and counties that make up the Hospital’s Primary Service Area and its Secondary Service Area.
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Readmission Policy Adjustment. The Hospital's readmission savings requirement for the Rate Year is as follows:
Readmission Policy Adjustment. In each Rate Year the derivation of the Hospital’s Approved Regulated Revenue will include a Readmission Policy Adjustment calculated in accordance with HSCRC policies Service Area: Primary and Secondary Service Areas represent the zip codes from which 75% of admissions are derived in the base period. This definition may be adjusted based on agreement between the Hospital and HSCRC. Appendix A: Hospital’s Base Revenue Components and Order Nisi A. Base Approved Regulated Revenue $ 399,841,695
Readmission Policy Adjustment. In each Rate Year, the derivation of the Hospital’s Total Approved Regulated Revenue will include a Readmission Policy Adjustment calculated in accordance with HSCRC policies Service Area: Primary and Secondary Service Areas represent the zip codes from which 75% of admissions are derived in the base period. This definition may be adjusted based on agreement between the Hospital and HSCRC. Categorical Cases: Cases that were previously excluded from the Charge Per Case limits due to the quaternary nature of the care and the variation in cost per case. The definition of these cases for Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Hospital is included in Appendix I. Appendix E lists the Maryland zip codes and counties that make up the Hospital’s Primary Service Area and its Secondary Service Area. Total Approved Regulated Revenue (XXXX): The total approved revenue of the Hospital for the particular Rate Year including the Approved Regulated GBR Revenue and the Approved Regulated Non- GBR Revenue as specified in Appendix A.
Readmission Policy Adjustment. The Hospital's readmission savings requirement for the 2014 Rate Year is -.17%:
Readmission Policy Adjustment. The Hospital's readmission savings requirement applied for the Rate Year 2014 was -.2% of overall revenue.
Readmission Policy Adjustment. The Hospital's readmission savings requirement for the Rate Year is as follows: The readmissions savings requirement for the 2014 rate year applied to each Hospitals' rates is a .2% reduction. Future year's rate reductions will be determined by HSCRC policy and in connection with work group activities. ADDENDUM TO JANUARY 1, 2014 AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE HEALTH SERVICES COST REVIEW COMMISSION AND MEDSTAR HEALTH, INC. REGARDING GLOBAL BUDGET REVENUE AND NON-GLOBAL BUDGET REVENUE
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Readmission Policy Adjustment. The Hospital's readmission shared savings adjustment for the 2014 Rate Year is as follows: JHH -0.21%, JHBMC -0.20%, HCGH -0.20%, Suburban -0.17% Appendix J: Definition of Categorical Cases Following is the definition of inpatient categorical cases for use in updating global categorical budgets on an annual basis. These definitions apply only to JHH except for those burn cases that are specific to JHBMC

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