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Alternative payment methodology definition

Alternative payment methodology means a payment other than a fee-for-services pay- ment, used by coordinated care organizations as compensation for the provision of integrated and coordinated health care and services.
Alternative payment methodology means a payment other than a fee-for-services payment, used by coordinated care organizations as compen- sation for the provision of integrated and coordi- nated health care and services.
Alternative payment methodology or “APM” means a

More Definitions of Alternative payment methodology

Alternative payment methodology has the meaning provided for in ORS 414.025.
Alternative payment methodology or "APM" means a reimbursement that is an alternative to the standard reimbursement established in Section 3 of this administrative regulation in accordance with 42 U.S.C. 1396a(bb)(6).
Alternative payment methodology includes, but is not limited to:
Alternative payment methodology means a payment other than a fee-for-services payment, used by Contractor as compensation for the provision of integrated and coordinated health care and services. “Alternative Payment Methodology” includes, but is not limited to:
Alternative payment methodology means a payment other than a fee-for-services payment, used by coordinated care organizations as compensation for the provision of integrated and coordinated health care and services. ‘Alternative Payment Methodology’ includes, but is not limited to:
Alternative payment methodology or “APM” means a payment made from a Medi-Cal managed care plan to a designated public hospital system for services covered for a beneficiary assigned to a designated public hospital system that meets the conditions set forth in the Special Terms and Conditions and approved by the department, as applicable.
Alternative payment methodology means a payment methodology structured such that provider economic incentives, rather than focus on volume of services provided, focus upon: