Interim Evaluation Reports. In the event the State requests to extend the Demonstration beyond the current approval period under the authority of section 1115(a), (e), or (f) of the Act, the State must submit an interim evaluation report as part of the State’s request for each subsequent renewal.
Interim Evaluation Reports. (As dictated by the matter) Interim Evaluation Reports are intended to supplement prior reports as needed for significant case developments. Only new, additional, or updated information should be provided. An Interim Evaluation Report shall be submitted as significant case developments occur and as needed for revision of the case plan/budget.
Interim Evaluation Reports. In the event the Commonwealth requests to extend the demonstration beyond the current approval period under the authority of section 1115(a), (e), or (f) of the Act, the Commonwealth must submit an interim evaluation report as part of its request for each subsequent renewal. Final Evaluation Design and Implementation. CMS must provide comments on the draft evaluation design described in section XII within 60 business days of receipt, and the Commonwealth shall submit a final design within 60 business days after receipt of CMS comments. The Commonwealth must implement the evaluation design and submit progress of the programs described therein in the quarterly and annual progress reports. The Commonwealth must submit to CMS a draft of the evaluation report within 120 calendar days after expiration of the demonstration. CMS must provide comments within 60 business days after receipt of the report. The Commonwealth must submit the final evaluation report within 60 days after receipt of CMS comments.
Interim Evaluation Reports a. The Interim Evaluation conference shall be held approximately midway (75 school days) through the evaluation year. The Interim Evaluation shall include a written summary of each observation and other pertinent data provided by the evaluator or the evaluatee that would impact upon the evaluatee’s progress toward the attainment of the evaluation criteria using the appropriate form found in Appendix D.1-D.5.
Interim Evaluation Reports. In the event the Commonwealth requests to extend the demonstration beyond the current approval period under the authority of section 1115(a), (e), or (f) of the Act, the Commonwealth must submit an interim evaluation report as part of its request for each subsequent renewal.
Interim Evaluation Reports. In the event the state requests to extend the demonstration beyond the current approval period under the authority of section 1115(a), (e), or (f) of the Act, the State must submit an interim evaluation report as part of the state’s request for each subsequent renewal. XI. SCHEDULE OF STATE DELIVERABLES FOR THE DEMONSTRATION PERIOD Date - Specific Deliverable Reference 120 days following award of the extension Submit Draft Evaluation Design STC 75 60 days after receiving CMS comments Revised Draft Evaluation Design STC 75 June 30, 2023 Summative Evaluation Report STC 81 Annual By October 1st - Draft Annual Report STC 42 Each Quarter Quarterly Reports STC 37 Quarterly Enrollment Reports STC 37 CMS-64 Reports STC 47 Eligible Member Months STC 51 ATTACHMENT A Rare and Expensive Case Management (REM) Program and Increased Community Services (ICS) Program Benefits REM Program Benefits The REM Program provides all medically necessary services to individuals with specific qualifying conditions. In addition to State plan benefits, REM provides: • Chiropractic services for over 21* • Dental coverage for over 21* • Nutritional counseling for over 21* • Nutritional supplements (Nutritional supplements are dietary supplements prescribed when medically necessary. These include medical foods for participants with inborn errors of metabolism, and enteral feedings for participants not receiving the feedings by tube (g- tube etc.). Nutritional supplements can also include prescribed vitamins and minerals.) • Physician participation in development of a treatment plan • Occupational therapy for over 21* • Speech, Hearing and Language services for over 21* • Shift nursing services for over 21* • Certified nursing assistant for over 21* • Home health aide for over 21* (Home health aide services in excess of the home health aide services available under the state plan.) • Private duty nursing for dually eligible Medicaid and Medicare services *These services are covered under the EPSDT benefit for children. ICS Program Benefits The ICS Program provides Medicaid state plan benefits and the home and community-based services described in the state’s Community Options 1915(c) waiver. ATTACHMENT B
