MCO Report Cards Clause Samples

The MCO Report Cards clause establishes a system for evaluating and reporting the performance of Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) based on specific metrics. Typically, this involves collecting data on factors such as quality of care, patient satisfaction, and cost efficiency, which are then compiled into standardized reports or 'report cards.' These report cards are used to compare MCOs, inform stakeholders, and drive improvements by highlighting areas of strength and weakness. The core function of this clause is to promote transparency and accountability among MCOs, enabling better decision-making for regulators, payers, and patients.
MCO Report Cards. Texas Government Code § 536.051 requires HHSC to provide information to Medicaid and CHIP Members regarding MCO performance on outcome and process measures during the enrollment process. To comply with this requirement, HHSC will develop annual MCO report cards. HHSC will develop a separate report card for each Program Service Area to allow enrollees to easily compare the MCOs on quality measures. HHSC may publish the report cards on its website, and include them in the enrollment packets. HHSC will provide a copy of the report card to the MCO before publication and the MCO will have the opportunity to review and provide comments. However, HHSC reserves the right to publish the results while awaiting MCO feedback. HHSC may charge the MCO any costs related to recalculating the report card measures if the EQRO determines the original data was valid.
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