Physician Incentive Payment Cap Sample Clauses

Physician Incentive Payment Cap. The Hospital shall not distribute an Incentive Payment to a PGP Care Partner or to a Care Partner that is a physician or NPP until CMS has notified the Hospital of the Physician Incentive Payment Cap for the relevant Performance Period.
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Physician Incentive Payment Cap. The Hospital shall not distribute an Incentive Payment to a PGP Care Partner or to a Care Partner that is a physician or NPP until CMS has notified the Hospital of the Physician Incentive Payment Cap for the relevant Performance Period. Interaction with Other Medicare Initiatives. Hospitals, Care Partners, and Downstream Care Partners may participate in other Medicare initiatives, including the Medicare Shared Savings Program, if the terms of such initiatives do not prohibit their participation in the CRP. CMS will inform the State in writing no later than 30 days prior to the start of each Performance Period of any CRP Tracks in which dual participation by Care Partners in the CRP Track and the MDPCP is prohibited. CMS will also inform the State in writing no later than 30 days prior to the implementation date of any CRP Tracks with an implementation date that is mid-Performance Period as to whether dual participation by Care Partners in the new CRP Track and the MDPCP is prohibited. CMS may amend this Agreement without the consent of the State or the Hospital as may be necessary to avoid duplicative accounting for items and services furnished by a provider or supplier, or by any other participant in an existing or future Medicare program, demonstration, or model other than the CRP. CMS shall provide at least 90 days written notice of any such amendment.
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