Outpatient Hospital Services Provided by Primary Provider Network Sample Clauses

Outpatient Hospital Services Provided by Primary Provider Network. Provider claims submitted will be priced and paid to providers according to the approved Medicaid reimbursement methodology as of November 30, 2009 with the following exceptions. The differences between the methodology to price IowaCare claims versus Medicaid state plan claims are the level of the APC base rate and the fee schedule amounts. As of December 1, 2009, the Medicaid state plan APC base rates for both Broadlawns and UIHC were reduced by five percent to implement the Governor’s Executive Order 19. This rate reduction was not applied to the APC base rate for IowaCare services. In addition, effective July 1, 2010, a rate increase will be applied to Broadlawns’ and UIHC’s APC base rates for Medicaid state plan services, however this rate increase will not be provided to Broadlawns’ APC base rate for IowaCare services. Effective January 1, 2012, APC base rates will be updated to reflect the triennial outpatient hospital rebase process. Two separate APC base rates will be calculated for Broadlawns Medical Center: a) APC base rate that includes the hospital health care assessment inflation factor and b) APC base rate that does not include the hospital health care assessment inflation factor. The APC base rate that includes the hospital health care assessment inflation factor will be used for Medicaid state plan services; however the APC base rate that excludes the hospital health care assessment inflation factor will be used for IowaCare services. Only one APC base rate will be calculated for UIHC. This APC base rate, which does not include the hospital health care assessment inflation factor will be used for both Medicaid state plan services and IowaCare services. Any fee schedule amounts shall be the agency’s rates set as of July 1, 2008, except for preventative exam codes in which the fee schedule amounts shall be the agency’s rates set as of July 1, 2010. Payments to UIHC, as indicated in the STCs must be reconciled with the applicable cost-based UPL annually.
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