Experience Rebate Reward Sample Clauses

Experience Rebate Reward. HHSC historically has required HMOs to provide HHSC with an Experience Rebate (see the Uniform Managed Care Contract Terms and Conditions, Article 10.11) when there has been an aggregate excess of Revenues over Allowable Expenses. During the Contract Period, should the HMO experience an aggregate excess of Revenues over Allowable Expenses across STAR and CHIP HMO Programs and Service Areas, HHSC will allow the HMO to retain that portion of the aggregate excess of Revenues over Allowable Expenses that is equal to or less than 3.5% of the total Revenue for the period should the HMO demonstrate superior performance on selected performance indicators. The retention of 3.5% of revenue exceeds the retention of 3.0% of revenue that would otherwise be afforded to a HMO without demonstrated superior performance on these performance indicators relative to other HMOs. HHSC will develop the methodology for determining the level of performance necessary for an HMO to retain the additional 0.5% of revenue after consultation with HMOs. The finalized methodology will be added to the Uniform Managed Care Manual. HHSC will calculate the Experience Rebate Reward after it has calculated the HMO’s at-risk Capitation Rate payment, as described below in Section 6.3.2.2. HHSC will calculate whether a HMO is eligible for the Experience Rebate Reward prior to the 90-day Financial Statistical Report (FSR) filing. HHSC anticipates that it will not implement the incentive for Rate Period 1 of the Contract. HHSC will invite HMO comments on potential approaches prior to implementation of the new performance-based Experience Rebate Reward. HHSC may also implement this incentive option for the STAR+PLUS and CHIP Perinatal programs in the future.
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Experience Rebate Reward. The standard Experience Rebate (see Attachment A, “Uniform Managed Care Contract Terms and Conditions,” Article 10.11, “STAR and CHIP Experience Rebate”) provides for an MCO to retain 100 percent of pre-tax income (as costs and income are defined by the Uniform Managed Care Manual), when such income is three percent (3%) (or less) of revenues, and further provides for a graduated scale of rebating to HHSC a portion of relevant MCO income in excess of three percent (3%) of revenues (subject to loss carry-forwards and other stipulations). As a financial incentive for demonstrated superior performance with respect to HHSC-specified performance indicators, the HHSC may raise the three percent (3%) threshold that commences rebates to three and one-half percent (3.5%). In consultation with the MCOs, HHSC will develop the methodology for determining the level of performance necessary for an MCO to earn the Experience Rebate Reward. The finalized methodology will be added to the Uniform Managed Care Manual. HHSC will calculate whether a MCO is eligible for the Experience Rebate Reward, if applicable, prior to the 90-day Financial Statistical Report (FSR) filing. HHSC anticipates that it will not implement the Experience Rebate Reward incentive for FSR Reporting Period 12/13 of the Contract. HHSC will invite MCO comments on potential approaches prior to implementation of the new performance-based Experience Rebate Reward.
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