Common use of Factors Clause in Contracts

Factors. Each element is comprised of multiple factors that are outlined in the MOC upload matrix in the Demonstration plan application. The factors for each element will be scored using a system from 0 to 4, where 4 is the highest score for a factor. Interested organizations are required to provide a response that addresses every factor within each of the 11 elements. The scores for each factor within a specific element are totaled to provide the overall score for that element out of a total of 160 possible points. Interested organizations must achieve a minimum score of 70 percent to meet the CMS approval standard. It is CMS’ intent for MOC reviews and approvals to be a multi-year process that will allow Demonstration plans to be granted up to a three-year approval of their MOC based on higher MOC scores above the passing standard. The specific time periods for approvals are as follows:  Plans that receive a score of eighty-five (85) percent or higher will be granted an approval of the CMS MOC requirement for three (3) years.  Plans that receive a score in the seventy-five (75) percent to eighty-four (84) percent range will be granted an approval of the CMS MOC requirement for two

Factors. Each element is comprised of multiple factors that are outlined in the MOC upload matrix in the Demonstration plan application. The factors for each element will be are scored using a system from 0 to 4, where 4 is the highest score for a factor. Interested organizations are required to provide a response that addresses every factor within each of the 11 elements. The scores for each factor within a specific element are totaled to provide the overall score for that element out of a total of 160 possible points. Interested organizations must achieve a minimum score of 70 percent to meet the CMS approval standard. It is CMS’ ’s intent for MOC reviews and approvals to be a multi-year process that will allow Demonstration plans to be granted up to a threeThree-year approval of their MOC based on higher MOC scores above the passing standard. The specific time periods for approvals are as follows:  • Plans that receive a score of eighty-five (85) percent or higher will be granted an approval of the CMS MOC requirement for three (3) years.  • Plans that receive a score in the seventy-five (75) percent to eighty-four (84) percent range will be granted an approval of the CMS MOC requirement for twofour

Factors. Each element is comprised of multiple factors that are outlined in the MOC upload matrix in the Capitated Financial Alignment Demonstration plan application. The factors for each element will be are scored using a system from 0 to 4, where 4 is the highest score for a factor. Interested organizations Plans are required to provide a response that addresses every factor within each of the 11 elements. The scores for each factor within a specific element are totaled to provide the overall score for that element out of a total of 160 possible points. Interested organizations Plans must achieve a minimum score of 70 percent to meet the CMS approval standard. It is CMS’ intent for MOC reviews and approvals to be a multi-year process that will allow Demonstration plans MMPs to be granted up to a three-year approval of their MOC based on higher MOC scores above the passing standard. The specific time periods for approvals are as follows:  : i. Plans that receive a score of eighty-five (85) percent or higher will be granted an approval of the CMS MOC requirement for three (3) years. ii.  Plans that receive a score in the seventy-five (75) percent to eighty-four (84) percent range will be granted an approval of the CMS MOC requirement for twofour

Factors. Each element is comprised of multiple factors that are outlined in the MOC upload matrix in the Demonstration plan application. The factors for each element will be scored using a system from 0 to 4, where 4 is the highest score for a factor. Interested organizations are required to provide a response that addresses every factor within each of the 11 elements. The scores for each factor within a specific element are totaled to provide the overall score for that element out of a total of 160 possible points. Interested organizations must achieve a minimum score of 70 percent to meet the CMS approval standard. It is CMS’ intent for MOC reviews and approvals to be a multi-year process that will allow Demonstration plans to be granted up to a three-year approval of their MOC based on higher MOC scores above the passing standard. The specific time periods for approvals are as follows:  • Plans that receive a score of eighty-five (85) percent or higher will be granted an approval of the CMS MOC requirement for three (3) years.  • Plans that receive a score in the seventy-five (75) percent to eighty-four (84) percent range will be granted an approval of the CMS MOC requirement for two

Factors. Each element is comprised of multiple factors that are outlined in the MOC upload matrix in the Demonstration plan application. The factors for each element will be are scored using a system from 0 to 4, where 4 is the highest score for a factor. Interested organizations are required to provide a response that addresses every factor within each of the 11 elements. The scores for each factor within a specific element are totaled to provide the overall score for that element out of a total of 160 possible points. Interested organizations must achieve a minimum score of 70 percent to meet the CMS approval standard. It is CMS’ ’s intent for MOC reviews and approvals to be a multi-year process that will allow Demonstration plans to be granted up to a three-year approval of their MOC based on higher MOC scores above the passing standard. The specific time periods for approvals are as follows:  • Plans that receive a score of eighty-five (85) percent or higher will be granted an approval of the CMS MOC requirement for three (3) years.  • Plans that receive a score in the seventy-five (75) percent to eighty-four (84) percent range will be granted an approval of the CMS MOC requirement for two