Common use of DSTI Payments Clause in Contracts

DSTI Payments. DSTI payments for each participating provider are contingent on that provider meeting project metrics as defined in the approved hospital-specific plans. As further discussed in subparagraph (9) below, the master DSTI plan and payment and funding protocol, as required by STC 52, includes an incentive payment formula. Payment cycles to providers are described in the DSTI funding protocol and will be made at a minimum on a semi-annual basis contingent upon providers meeting the associated metrics. The actual metrics for incentive payments and the amount of incentive payments disbursed in a given year will be outlined pursuant to the approved master DSTI plan, hospital-specific plans and funding protocol requirements outlined in STC 52 and the reporting requirements outlined in STC 53. In DY18, approval of the hospital-specific plans will be considered an appropriate metric for the first incentive payment, and will equal up to 25 percent of the DY 18 total annual amount of DSTI funding a hospital is eligible for based upon incentive payments. DSTI payments are not direct reimbursement for expenditures or payments for services. DSTI payments are intended to support and reward hospital systems for improvements in their delivery systems and payment models that support the simultaneous pursuit of improving the experience of care, improving the health of populations, and reducing per capita costs of health care. The payments are not direct reimbursement for expenditures incurred by hospitals in implementing reforms. The DSTI payments are not reimbursement for health care services that are recognized under these STCs or under the state plan. DSTI payments should not be considered patient care revenue and will not be offset against other Medicaid reimbursements to hospital systems, including payments funded through approved intergovernmental transfers, or approved certified public expenditures incurred by government owned or operated hospital systems and their affiliated government entity providers for health care services, infrastructure and capacity-building, administrative activities, or other non-DSTI payment types authorized under these STCs and/or under the state plan. Distribution of DSTI Funds among Hospitals: Attachment I specifies the hospitals eligible for DSTI over the demonstration approval period and outlines available DSTI funds for participating providers to earn through DSTI incentive payments for SFY 2015 - 2017. The master DSTI plan, and payment and funding protocol, as outlined in STC 52, must specify the DSTI incentive payment formula and denote the total annual amount of DSTI incentive payments each participating hospital may be eligible for based upon the projects and metrics it selects. The incentive payment formula must identify per metric the following: (1) the annual base amount of funding per metric associated with the each category pursuant to STC 50(d)(4); (2) increases to that base amount associated with a hospital’s proportional annual DSTI allowance; and

DSTI Payments. DSTI payments for each participating provider are contingent on that provider meeting project metrics as defined in the approved hospital-hospital- specific plans. As further discussed in subparagraph (97) below, the final master DSTI plan and payment and funding protocol, protocol as required by STC 52, includes 52 must include an incentive payment formula. Within this formula, approval of the hospital- specific plans may be considered an appropriate metric for the first incentive payment of the initiative in DY 15, and may equal up to 50 percent of the DY 15 total annual amount of DSTI funding a hospital may be eligible for based upon incentive payments. Payment cycles to providers are will be described in the final approved DSTI funding protocol and but will be made at a minimum on a semi-annual basis contingent upon providers meeting the associated metrics. The actual metrics for incentive payments and the amount of incentive payments disbursed dispersed in a given year will be outlined pursuant to the approved master DSTI plan, hospital-hospital- specific plans and funding protocol requirements outlined in STC 52 and the reporting requirements outlined in STC 53. In DY18, approval of the hospital-specific plans will be considered an appropriate metric for the first incentive payment, and will equal up to 25 percent of the DY 18 total annual amount of DSTI funding a hospital is eligible for based upon incentive payments. DSTI payments are not direct reimbursement for expenditures or payments for services. DSTI payments are intended to support and reward hospital systems for improvements in their delivery systems and payment models that support the simultaneous pursuit of improving the experience of care, improving the health of populations, and reducing per capita costs of health care. The payments are not direct reimbursement for expenditures incurred by hospitals in implementing reforms. The DSTI payments are not reimbursement for health care services that are recognized under these STCs or under the state plan. DSTI payments should not be considered patient care revenue and will not be offset against other Medicaid reimbursements to hospital systems, including payments funded through approved intergovernmental transfers, or approved certified public expenditures incurred by government owned or operated hospital systems and their affiliated government entity providers for health care services, infrastructure and capacity-building, administrative activities, or other non-DSTI payment types authorized under these STCs and/or under the state plan. Distribution of DSTI Funds among Hospitals: Attachment I specifies the hospitals eligible for DSTI over the demonstration approval period and outlines available DSTI funds for participating providers to earn through DSTI incentive payments for SFY 2015 - 2017. The master DSTI plan, and payment and funding protocol, as outlined in STC 52, must specify the DSTI incentive payment formula and denote the total annual amount of DSTI incentive payments each participating hospital may be eligible for based upon the projects and metrics it selects. The incentive payment formula must identify per metric the following: (1) the annual base amount of funding per metric associated with the each category pursuant to STC 50(d)(4); (2) increases to that base amount associated with a hospital’s proportional annual DSTI allowance; and.

DSTI Payments. DSTI payments for each participating provider are contingent on that provider meeting project metrics as defined in the approved hospital-specific plans. As further discussed in subparagraph (9) below, the master DSTI plan and payment and funding protocol, as required by STC 52, includes an incentive payment formula. Payment cycles to providers are described in the DSTI funding protocol and will be made at a minimum on a semi-annual basis contingent upon providers meeting the associated metrics. The actual metrics for incentive payments and the amount of incentive payments disbursed in a given year will be outlined pursuant to the approved master DSTI plan, hospital-specific plans and funding protocol requirements outlined in STC 52 and the reporting requirements outlined in STC 53. In DY18, approval of the hospital-specific plans will be considered an appropriate metric for the first incentive payment, and will equal up to 25 percent of the DY 18 total annual amount of DSTI funding a hospital is eligible for based upon incentive payments. DSTI payments are not direct reimbursement for expenditures or payments for services. DSTI payments are intended to support and reward hospital systems for improvements in their delivery systems and payment models that support the simultaneous pursuit of improving the experience of care, improving the health of populations, and reducing per capita costs of health care. The payments are not direct reimbursement for expenditures incurred by hospitals in implementing reforms. The DSTI payments are not reimbursement for health care services that are recognized under these STCs or under the state plan. DSTI payments should not be considered patient care revenue and will not be offset against other Medicaid reimbursements to hospital systems, including payments funded through approved intergovernmental transfers, or approved certified public expenditures incurred by government owned or operated hospital systems and their affiliated government entity providers for health care services, infrastructure and capacity-building, administrative activities, or other non-DSTI payment types authorized under these STCs and/or under the state plan. Distribution of DSTI Funds among Hospitals: Attachment I specifies the hospitals eligible for DSTI over the demonstration approval period and outlines available DSTI funds for participating providers to earn through DSTI incentive payments for SFY 2015 - 2017. The master DSTI plan, and payment and funding protocol, as outlined in STC 52, must specify the DSTI incentive payment formula and denote the total annual amount of DSTI incentive payments each participating hospital may be eligible for based upon the projects and metrics it selects. The incentive payment formula must identify per metric the following: (1) the annual base amount of funding per metric associated with the each category pursuant to STC 50(d)(4); (2) increases to that base amount associated with a hospital’s proportional annual DSTI allowance; and.