Examples of Next Generation Beneficiary in a sentence
Such communications shall note that, even if a Next Generation Beneficiary has elected to decline claims data sharing, CMS may still engage in certain limited data sharing for quality improvement purposes.
For instance, for similar policy reasons as thosestated in the beneficiary coordinated care reward below, CMS may consider reducing or waiving the Next Generation Beneficiary requirements to pay the Part B deductible and/or coinsurance when receiving care from Next Generation ACO Providers/Suppliers or Preferred Providers.
The Next Generation Beneficiary has become the patient of another Next Generation Professional participating in the ACO.
The Next Generation Beneficiary was a resident of a county that was part of the ACO’s service area in the last month of the 2-year alignment period but was a resident of a county that was not part of the ACO’s service area in the performance-year.
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In order to support alternative payment and delivery models and to reward beneficiary engagement with providers and suppliers accountable for the cost and quality of their care, CMS will make direct payments to each Next Generation Beneficiary who receives at least a certain percentage of his or her Medicare services from Next Generation Providers/Suppliers, Preferred Providers, and Affiliates.
During the base- or Performance-Year (respectively, for base-year and performance-year aligned beneficiaries) at least 50% of Qualified Evaluation and Management (QEM) services used by the Next Generation Beneficiary were from providers practicing outside the ACO’s service area.
CMS will administratively opt a Next Generation Beneficiary back into such claims data sharing if they were administratively opted out of data sharing solely due to the termination of a Next Generation Professional within the given ACO, unless the NGACO Beneficiary affirmatively opts out of data sharing.
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THN shall also furnish these lists to a Next Generation Beneficiary, upon request.