Common use of Auto-assignment Methodology for Medicaid Clause in Contracts

Auto-assignment Methodology for Medicaid. HMOs HHSC may also revise its auto-assignment methodology during the Contract Period for new Medicaid Members who do not select an HMO (Default Members). The new assignment methodology would reward those HMOs that demonstrate superior performance and/or improvement on one or more key dimensions of performance. In establishing the assignment methodology, HHSC will employ a subset of the performance indicators contained within the Performance Indicator Dashboard. At present, HHSC intends to recognize those HMOs that exceed the minimum geographic access standards defined within Attachment B-1, Section 8 and the Performance Indicator Dashboard. HHSC may also use its assessment of HMO performance on annual quality improvement goals (described in Attachment B-1, Section 8) in developing the assignment methodology. The methodology would disproportionately assign Default Members to the HMO(s) in a given Service Area that performed comparably favorably on the selected performance indicators. HHSC anticipates that it will not implement a performance-based auto-assignment algorithm before September 1, 2007. HHSC will invite HMO comments on potential approaches prior to implementation of the new performance-based auto-assignment algorithm.

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Samples: Explanatory Note (Centene Corp), Centene Corp, Centene Corp

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Auto-assignment Methodology for Medicaid. HMOs HHSC may also revise its auto-assignment methodology during the Contract Period for new Medicaid Members who do not select an HMO (Default Members). The new assignment methodology would reward those HMOs that demonstrate superior performance and/or improvement on one or more key dimensions of performance. In establishing the assignment methodology, HHSC will employ a subset of the performance indicators contained within the Performance Indicator Dashboard. At present, HHSC intends to recognize those HMOs that exceed the minimum geographic access standards defined within Attachment B-1, Section 8 and the Performance Indicator Dashboard. HHSC may also use its assessment of HMO performance on annual quality improvement goals (described in Attachment B-1, Section 8) in developing the assignment methodology. The methodology would disproportionately assign Default Members to the HMO(s) in a given Service Area that performed comparably favorably on the selected performance indicators. HHSC anticipates that it will not implement a performance-based auto-assignment algorithm before September 1, 2007. HHSC will invite HMO comments on potential approaches prior to implementation of the new performance-based auto-assignment algorithm.. Contractual Document (CD) Responsible Office: HHSC Office of General Counsel (OGC) Subject: Attachment B-1 – HHSC Joint Medicaid/CHIP HMO RFP, Section 6 Version 1.0

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Samples: Centene Corp

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Auto-assignment Methodology for Medicaid. HMOs HHSC may also revise its auto-assignment methodology during the Contract Period for new Medicaid Members who do not select an HMO (Default Members). The new assignment methodology would reward those HMOs that demonstrate superior performance and/or improvement on one or more key dimensions of performance. In establishing the assignment methodology, HHSC will employ a subset of the performance indicators contained within the Performance Indicator Dashboard. At present, HHSC intends to recognize those HMOs that exceed the minimum geographic access standards defined within Attachment B-1, Section 8 and the Performance Indicator Dashboard. HHSC may also use its assessment of HMO performance on annual quality improvement goals (described in Attachment B-1, Section 8) in developing the assignment methodology. The methodology would disproportionately assign Default Members to the HMO(s) in a given Service Area that performed comparably favorably on the selected performance indicators. HHSC anticipates that it will not implement a performance-based auto-assignment algorithm before September 1, 2007. HHSC will invite HMO comments on potential approaches prior to implementation of the new performance-based auto-assignment algorithm.. Contractual Document (CD) Responsible Office: HHSC Office of General Counsel (OGC) Subject: Attachment B-1 – HHSC Joint Medicaid/CHIP HMO RFP, Section 6 Version 1.7

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Samples: Centene Corp

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