On-Menu HIV/AIDS Checklist
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HIV/AIDS Checklist for Fully Capitated MCOs (Updated 1/2020) |
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# | Verifying Questions | Review (at least one box must be checked) | Description | Specify Contract Page Number |
(1) Type of Arrangement (as per the Roadmap) | Does the contract match the Roadmap arrangement definition? | ☐ | All Medicaid covered services for all members eligible for HIV/AIDS special needs population (excluding duals). | |
(2) Definition and Scope of Services | Does the scope of services state that it will match the VBP Roadmap definition? | ☐ | Roadmap (page 44): All Medicaid covered services for all members eligible for HIV/AIDS special needs population (excluding duals). If the contract carves out any services, then this is an OFF–MENU arrangement, it will be reviewed by the Off–Menu Committee. |
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OR does the contract list all of the episodes (see the list below)? | ☐ | |||
(3) Quality Measures/Reporting | Does the contract commit to reporting on all Category 1 quality measures approved by the State? | ☐ | Roadmap (page 43) The State mandates the reporting of all reportable Category 1 Measures in on–menu contracts. Inclusion of Category 2 measures is optional. Additional measures, beyond those outlined in Categories 1 and 2, may be added to the contract. If at least one (1) reportable Category 1 measure is missing, this is an OFF–MENU arrangement It will be reviewed by the Off–Menu Committee (inclusion of Category 2 measures is optional). |
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(4) Risk Level | Does the contract describe the level of risk chosen by the contracting parties? | ☐ | Roadmap (page 91)
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(5A) Shared Savings/Losses | Does the risk level correspond with the shared savings/losses minimums? | ☐ | Roadmap (page 91)
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(5B) Shared Savings/Losses | Does the contract align with quality measure requirements for shared savings/losses? | ☐ | The contract must list quality measures agreed upon for calculating shared savings and losses. At least one (1) Category 1 P4P quality measure must be selected from the HIV/AIDS quality measure set found on the VBP Resource Library under the VBP Quality Measure section. | |
(6) Attribution | Does the contract describe the attributed population? | ☐ | Roadmap (page 29–30): While the State does not mandate a specific methodology to be used to attribute members to an arrangement, the contract should specify the attribution methodology. |
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(7) Target Budget | Does the contract describe the Target Budget in this arrangement? | ☐ | Roadmap (page 30–35): The State does not mandate a specific methodology to be used to calculate Target Budget (TB) for an arrangement. However, the contracts should specify that a target budget will be used. MCOs and VBP Contractors with more than one line of business in one contract need to establish target budgets separately for each line of business contained within a contract. |
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(8) Social Determinants of Health Intervention | If this is a Level 2 or higher contract, does it commit to implementing at least one intervention to address Social Determinant(s) of Health? | ☐ | Roadmap (page 41): VBP contractors in Level 2 or Level 3 agreements will be required, as a statewide standard, to implement at least one social determinant of health intervention. |
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(9) Contracting with Community Based Organizations (starting January 2018) | If this is a Level 2 or higher contract, does it commit to contract with at least one Tier 1 Community Based Organization? | ☐ | Roadmap (page 42): It is a requirement that starting January 2018, all Level 2 and 3 VBP arrangements include a minimum of one Tier 1 Community Based Organization. Tier 1 – Non–profit, non–Medicaid billing, community based social and human service organizations (e.g. housing, social services, religious organizations, food banks). Exception: The State recognizes that CBOs may not exist within a reasonable distance to providers in some regions of New York. In such situations, providers/provider networks can apply to the State for a rural exemption. |