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Appendix L Covered Families and Children (CFC) population Page 16 Penalties for noncompliance with standards outlined in this appendix, including monetary sanctions, will be imposed as the results are finalized. With the exception of Sections 1.a.i., 1.a.iii., 1.a.v., 1.a.vi., and 1.b.ii, no monetary sanctions described in this appendix will be imposed if the MCP is in its first contract year of Medicaid program participation. Notwithstanding the penalties specified in this Appendix, ODJFS reserves the right to apply the most appropriate penalty to the area of deficiency identified when an MCP is determined to be noncompliant with a standard. Monetary penalties for noncompliance with any individual measure, as determined in this appendix, shall not exceed $300,000 during each evaluation period. Refundable monetary sanctions will be based on the premium payment in the month of the cited deficiency and due within 30 days of notification by ODJFS to the MCP of the amount. Any monies collected through the imposition of such a sanction will be returned to the MCP (minus any applicable collection fees owed to the Attorney General’s Office, if the MCP has been delinquent in submitting payment) after the MCP has demonstrated full compliance with the particular program requirement and the violations/deficiencies are resolved to the satisfaction of ODJFS. If an MCP does not comply within two years of the date of notification of noncompliance, then the monies will not be refunded. 6.b. Combined Remedies If ODJFS determines that one systemic problem is responsible for multiple deficiencies, ODJFS may impose a combined remedy which will address all areas of deficient performance. The total fines assessed in any one month will not exceed 15% of the MCP’s monthly premium payment. 6.c. Membership Freezes MCPs found to have a pattern of repeated or ongoing noncompliance may be subject to a membership freeze. 6.d. Reconsideration Requests for reconsideration of monetary sanctions and enrollment freezes may be submitted as provided in Appendix N, Compliance Assessment System. 6.e. Contract Termination, Nonrenewals, or Denials Upon termination either by the MCP or ODJFS, nonrenewal, or denial of an MCP provider agreement, all previously collected refundable monetary sanctions will be retained by ODJFS.
Appendix M Covered Families and Children (CFC) population Page 1 APPENDIX M PERFORMANCE EVALUATION CFC ELIGIBLE POPULATION This appendix establishes minimum performance standards for managed care plans (MCPs) in key program areas. The intent is to maintain accountability for contract requirements. Standards are subject to change based on the revision or update of applicable national standards, methods or benchmarks. Performance will be evaluated in the categories of Quality of Care, Access, Consumer Satisfaction, and Administrative Capacity. Each performance measure has an accompanying minimum performance standard. MCPs with performance levels below the minimum performance standards will be required to take corrective action. With the statewide expansion of the Ohio Medicaid Managed Care Program for the Covered Families and Children (CFC) population nearly complete, evaluation of performance will transition to a statewide approach encompassing all members who meet the criteria specified per the given methodology for each measure (i.e., measures will include members in any county who meet criteria per the given methodology as opposed to only those members with managed care membership as of February 1, 2006). The statewide approach will be implemented beginning January 1, 2008. Due to differences in data and reporting requirements, transition to statewide measurement will vary by performance measure. Given that the original intent of the SFY 2007 and SFY 2008 Covered Families and Children Provider Agreements, Appendix M, was to transition to a regional-based system of evaluation, several performance measures have used regional-based results for performance monitoring. Regional-based performance monitoring will be discontinued for all measures in Appendix M for report periods from January, 2008 onward. Unless otherwise noted, performance measures and standards (see Sections 1, 2, 3 and 4 of this appendix) will be applicable for all counties in which the MCP has membership as of February 1, 2006, until statewide measurement is implemented. Selected measures in this appendix will be used to determine pay-for-performance (P4P) as specified in Appendix O, Pay for Performance. 1. QUALITY OF CARE 1.a. Independent External Quality Review In accordance with federal law and regulations, state Medicaid agencies must annually provide for an external quality review of the quality outcomes and timeliness of, and access to, services provided by Medicaid-contracting MCPs [(42 CFR 438.204(d)]. The external review assists the state in assuring MCP compliance with program requirements and facilitates the collection of accurate and reliable information concerning MCP performance. Measure: The independent external quality review covers a review of clinical and non-clinical performance as outlined in Appendix K.
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