Initiative Beneficiary Population Sample Clauses

Initiative Beneficiary Population. Alignment-eligibility of Aligned Beneficiaries will be determined each quarter of a Performance Year based on whether an Aligned Beneficiary satisfies the definition of an Alignment-Eligible Beneficiary for each month of the applicable quarter. During the quarterly identification of Alignment-Eligible Beneficiaries, CMS will also identify Aligned Beneficiaries who have died during the applicable quarter. For purposes of the financial settlement of Shared Savings and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, as described in Section IV.C of this Appendix, CMS includes only the following: 1. for Aligned Beneficiaries who were Alignment-Eligible Beneficiaries for each month of the Performance Year, person-months and expenditures for the full Performance Year; and 2. for Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxxx who died during the Performance Year but were Alignment-Eligible Beneficiaries for each month of the Performance Year prior to death, person-months and expenditures for each month they were alive during the Performance Year.
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Initiative Beneficiary Population. Alignment-eligibility of Aligned Beneficiaries will be determined each quarter of a Performance Year based on whether an Aligned Beneficiary satisfies the definition of an Alignment-Eligible Beneficiary for each month of the applicable quarter. During the quarterly identification of Alignment-Eligible Beneficiaries, CMS will also identify Aligned Beneficiaries who have died during the applicable quarter. For purposes of the financial settlement of Shared Savings and Shared Losses, as described in Section IV.C of this Part 4 of Appendix B, CMS includes only the following:
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