MONITORING BUDGET NEUTRALITY Sample Clauses

MONITORING BUDGET NEUTRALITY. The following describes the method by which budget neutrality will be assured under the demonstration. The demonstration will be subject to a limit on the amount of Federal Title XIX funding that the State may receive on selected Medicaid expenditures during the demonstration period. The Special Terms and Conditions specify the two independent financial caps on the amount of Federal Title XIX funding that the State may receive on expenditures subject to the budget neutrality cap as defined in 106.c. of Section X of this document. Federal financial payments for the Medicaid Reform aspects of the demonstration are limited by a per member per month method cap and the payments for the Low Income Pool aspects are limited by an aggregate cap.
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MONITORING BUDGET NEUTRALITY. The following is the method by which budget neutrality will be monitored for the Florida Family Planning Waiver section 1115(a) Medicaid demonstration.
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MONITORING BUDGET NEUTRALITY. Evaluation of the Demonstration
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MONITORING BUDGET NEUTRALITY. 41. The following is the method by which budget neutrality will be monitored for the Texas section 1115 Family Planning Demonstration. a) Texas will be subject to a limit on the amount of Federal title XIX funding it will receive for extending Medicaid eligibility for family planning services during the demonstration extension period. This limit will be determined using a pre/post comparison of fertility rates for demonstration participants. Thus, Texas will be at risk for the cost of family planning services (including traditional family planning services at the enhanced match rate and ancillary services at the FMAP rate described in the STCs) that are not offset by the demonstration intervention. b) The demonstration will provide family planning services to uninsured women from the age of 18-44 with a net family income up to 185 percent of the FPL who are not otherwise eligible for Medicaid, the State Children’s Health Insurance Program, Medicare, or have creditable health insurance coverage. The demonstration will not change the current division of Federal and State responsibility for costs of the current Medicaid program. CMS will confirm that the demonstration expenditures do not exceed the levels of expenditures that would have occurred in the absence of the demonstration.
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MONITORING BUDGET NEUTRALITY. 72. Limit on Title XIX Funding. Oklahoma shall be subject to a limit on the amount of federal title XIX funding that the state may receive on selected Medicaid expenditures during the period of approval of the demonstration. The limit is determined by using a per capita cost method. The budget neutrality expenditure targets are set on a yearly basis with a cumulative budget neutrality expenditure limit for the length of the entire demonstration. The data supplied by the state to CMS to set the annual limits is subject to review and audit, and if found to be inaccurate, will result in a modified budget neutrality expenditure limit. CMS’ assessment of the state’s compliance with these annual limits will be done using the Schedule C report from the Form CMS-64.
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MONITORING BUDGET NEUTRALITY. Additionally, attachments have been included to provide supplementary information and guidance for specific STCs. In the event of a conflict between any provision of these STCs and any provision of an attachment to these STCs, the STCs shall control.
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MONITORING BUDGET NEUTRALITY. The following describes the method by which budget neutrality will be assured under the Demonstration. The Demonstration will be subject to a limit on the amount of Federal title XIX funding that the State may receive on selected Medicaid expenditures during the demonstration period. The STCs specify the aggregate financial cap on the amount of Federal title XIX funding that the State may receive on expenditures subject to the budget neutrality cap as defined in 44.c. of section IX of this document. The budget neutrality cap will be for the Federal share of the total computable cost of $4.7 billion for the 5-year demonstration. The cap places the State at risk for enrollment and for per participant per month cost trends.
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MONITORING BUDGET NEUTRALITY. The following is the method by which budget neutrality will be monitored for the Mississippi Family Planning section 1115(a) Medicaid demonstration.
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