Value Based Reimbursement Inventory and Performance Sample Clauses

Value Based Reimbursement Inventory and Performance. By the end of 2014, Contractor will provide an inventory of all current value based provider reimbursement methodologies within the geographic regions served by the Exchange. Value based reimbursement methodologies will include those payments to hospitals and physicians that are linked to quality metrics, performance, costs and/or value measures. Integrated care models that receive such value based reimbursements may be included, but are not limited to, those referenced in Section 5.
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Value Based Reimbursement Inventory and Performance. By the end of 2014, Contractor will provide an inventory of all current value based provider reimbursement methodologies within the geographic regions served by the Exchange. Value based reimbursement methodologies will include those payments to hospitals and physicians that are linked to quality metrics, performance, cost and/or value measures. Integrated care models that receive such value based reimbursements may be included, but are not limited to, those referenced in Section 7.01 This inventory must include: (a) The percentage of total valued based reimbursement to providers, by provider and provider type. (b) The total number of Contractor Plan Enrollees accessing participating providers reimbursed under value based payment methodologies. (c) The percentage of total Contractor Network Providers participating in value based provider payment programs. (d) An evaluation of the overall performance of Contractor network providers, by geographic region, participating in value based provider payment programs. For 2015, Contractor and the Exchange shall agree on the targeted percentage of providers to be reimbursed under value based provider reimbursement methodologies.
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Value Based Reimbursement Inventory and Performance. Contractor will provide an inventory of all current value based provider reimbursement methodologies within the geographic regions served by the Exchange. Value based reimbursement methodologies will include those payments to hospitals and physicians that are linked to quality metrics, performance, cost and/or value measures. Integrated care models that receive such value based reimbursements may be included, but are not limited to, those referenced in Section 7.03 This inventory must include: (a) The percentage of total valued based reimbursement to providers, by provider and provider type (b) The total number of Contractor Plan Enrollees accessing participating providers reimbursed under value based payment methodologies (c) The percentage of total Contractor Network Providers participating in value based provider payment programs (d) An evaluation of the overall performance of Contractor network providers, by geographic region, participating in value based provider payment programs. Contractor and the Exchange shall agree on the targeted percentage of providers to be reimbursed under value based provider reimbursement methodologies. Throughout the term of this Agreement, if agreed upon targets have not been met, Contractor shall provide the Exchange with a plan to advance value based reimbursement across their provider network on behalf of Plan Enrollees. Contractor agrees that by Contract Year 2015, at least one value-based reimbursement model shall be in place within each defined geographic region and will be available to Plan Enrollees.
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