Medicaid Rates Sample Clauses

Medicaid Rates. Negotiated Rates Except as provided in sub b., if the IHCP can negotiate such agreements with third party providers, the IHCP may pay third party providers less than Medicaid fee-for-service rates. The Medicaid Rate for Nursing Home Services In determining the payment rate for the purchase of nursing home services, the IHCP must employ the Medicaid fee-for-service nursing home rate methodology applied solely to the Indian Health Care Provider (IHCP)’s residents in that nursing facility. IHCPs may use either the acuity of the IHCP’s nursing home residents as of a specific date or each individual member’s daily acuity. The Medicaid fee-for-service nursing home rate methodology includes any retroactive adjustments to the Medicaid fee-for-service rates for the nursing home. IHCPs must apply nursing home retroactive rate adjustments within 90 days of DHS posting an updated rate for the nursing home, utilizing provider submitted member acuity information. DHS will periodically provide MCOs with member- specific acuity rosters, which MCOs have the option to use to further reconcile provider-submitted acuity levels. There is no timeframe for this optional reconciliation. Medicaid Fee-For-Service Rates The IHCP shall not pay itself or its third party providers more than the Medicaid fee-for-service rates for Medicaid covered services in the benefit package except when it determines, on an individualized basis, that it is unable or impractical to otherwise obtain the service. Paying above the Medicaid fee-for-service rate includes paying more than Medicaid fee-for- service would pay when coordinating benefits with others. A listing of the specific fee-for-service Medicaid services exempt from the requirements in this section can be found in the Care Management Organization (CMO) Pricing Administration Guide on the ForwardHealth website. IHCP Notification of Payment Above the Medicaid Fee-For Service Rate In the event that an IHCP contracts at a rate above the Medicaid fee-for- service rate, the IHCP must submit a notification to the MCO and Department.
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Medicaid Rates a. Negotiated Rates If the MCO can negotiate such agreements with providers, the MCO may pay providers less than Medicaid fee-for-service rates. b. The Medicaid Rate for Nursing Home Services In determining the “Medicaid fee-for-service rate” in Article VIII.N.8.a. and c. for the purchase of nursing home services, the MCO must employ the Medicaid fee-for-service nursing home rate methodology applied solely to the MCO’s residents in that nursing facility.
Medicaid Rates. MCO Notification of Payment Above the Medicaid Fee-For Service Rate In the event that an MCO contracts at a rate above the Medicaid fee-for-service rate, the MCO will document and track each situation. The MCO must submit a single comprehensive report to the Department at XXXXXXXXX@xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx in February and August of each year (see xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/familycare/mcos/report-reqs.pdf for the specific due dates) as a component of the Quarterly Report required under Article XIV.C.3. The information will be reported to the Department on a form provided by the Department. The MCO will identify expenditures on the services paid for above the Medicaid Fee-For-Service Rate within the LTCare IES.
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