base capitation

base capitation

The total amount of money which covers the cost of healthcare per person, minus any mental health or substance abuse services, pharmacy and administrative charges.
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These health plan risk scores are then used to risk adjust statewide, program- specific conversion factors, or base capitation rates.
Therefore, the policy decision to base capitation payments on diagnoses from health plan claims and encounter data clearly created a powerful incentive to submit the data.
Health-based capitation risk adjustment in Minnesota public health care programs
As presently conceived, the compensation system will include a base capitation rate or fee for each specialty or service.
Aligning incentives for success
UPMC For You recently experienced a turn-around in profitability due to increases in base capitation rates from the commonwealth and UPMC For You's ability to receive additional funds from a high-risk pool.
A.M. Best Upgrades Ratings of UPMC Health Plans; Revises Outlook to Positive
All of the programs described in this study base capitation amounts, at least initially, on the FFS equivalents for a comparable population in their respective Medicaid programs.
Capitated Payment Approaches for Medicaid-Financed Long-Term Care Services
One solution to adverse risk selection is to base capitation payments to MCOs on the recent care costs or the health status of the enrollees they draw; Oregon has recently indicated an intent to adopt this option (discussed later).
When States make the initial switch from FFS payment, they generally base capitation rates on historic costs.
Health-Based Payment for HIV/AIDS in Medicaid Managed Care Programs
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