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Healthy patients may have a RAF score below the 1.0 average Sicker patients may have a RAF higher than the 1.0 average. Representing the patient burden of illness in a value-based 3M media hcc-raf-eguide 3M media hcc-raf-eguide PDF
The CMS-HCC risk score for a beneficiary is the sum of the score or weight attributed to each of the demographic factors and HCCs within the model. The CMS-HCC model is normalized to 1.0. Beneficiaries would be considered relatively healthy, and therefore less costly, with a risk score less than 1.0. Average Beneficiary CMS Hierarchical Condition Category (HCC) Risk unc.edu dlmuploads 2018/07 unc.edu dlmuploads 2018/07
482.24(c)(1) - All patient medical record entries must be legible, complete, dated, timed, and authenticated in written or electronic form by the person responsible for providing or evaluating the service provided, consistent with hospital policies and procedures. All entries in the medical record must be legible.
The CMS-HCC risk adjustment model is used to adjust payments for Part C benefits offered by MA plans and PACE organizations to aged/disabled beneficiaries. The CMS- HCC model includes both diseases and demographic factors.
Individual scores/weights are assigned to patient demographics and HCCs and then added together to calculate the total risk adjustment factor (RAF) score. HCC Coding, Risk Adjustment, and Physician Income - AAFP aafp.org pubs fpm issues aafp.org pubs fpm issues
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What is a RAF score? Risk Adjustment Factor (RAF) scores are part of the model used by CMS to estimate the associated cost of Medicare Advantage beneficiaries. The RAF score determines the amount paid by CMS to the health plan per beneficiary during the corresponding payment year.
As mentioned above, a risk adjustment score, or RAF score, acts as a predictive reimbursement model to estimate a healthcare organizations cost to care for a patient. The primary driver of a RAF score is the patients HCC codes, which represent specific medical conditions. HCC Coding | Risk Adjustment | Value Based Reimbursement - RCxRules rcxrules.com hcc-coding-value-based-reim rcxrules.com hcc-coding-value-based-reim
The goal established by CMS is 80% adherence to medications. Why? Because 80% adherence is considered the minimum threshold for medication therapy to be effective. CMS establishes cut points for each medication adherence measure, indicating the percentage of patients that should be at or over this 80% adherence.

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