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Chapter 8 of the Medicare Managed Care Manual outlines the payment policies and methodologies for Medicare Advantage (MA) organizations. It details general payment rules, capitation rate determination, adjustments for various factors including risk adjustment, and special payment rules for different types of enrollees. The chapter emphasizes the importance of accurate payment calculations based on enrollee health status and demographic characteristics, as well as the impact of legislative changes on MA payments.

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Begin by reviewing the General Payment Rules section. Familiarize yourself with the types of plans discussed, including Coordinated Care Plans (CCPs), Private Fee-for-Service (PFFS) Plans, and Medical Savings Account (MSA) Plans.
Navigate to the Methodology for Determining Annual Capitation Rates. Fill in any required fields related to capitation rate terminology and adjustments based on your specific plan type.
Proceed to the Adjustments to Annual MA Capitation Rates section. Ensure you accurately input any adjustments that apply to your organization, such as those for over or under projections.
Review the Special Payment Rules section carefully. Make sure all relevant information regarding enrollees with ESRD and hospice elections is filled out correctly.
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Where does the money come from to pay for Medicare Advantage plans?

The Centers for Medicare Medicaid Services (CMS) is a federal agency that, along with the plan premiums, funds Medicare Advantage. Private insurers administer these plans on Medicares behalf.

Why do they push Medicare Advantage plans?

With a Medicare Advantage Plan, you may have coverage for things Original Medicare doesnt cover, like fitness programs (gym memberships or discounts) and some vision, hearing, and dental services (like routine checkups or cleanings).

Why are doctors dropping Medicare Advantage?

Although Medicare Advantage plans offer members various benefits, these plans have certain features that some physicians may dislike, such as strict network restrictions, prior authorization requirements, and denials of service.

Does the US government pay Medicare Advantage plans?

Medicare Advantage plans are private health insurance plans paid by the federal government to provide Medicare-covered benefits as an alternative to traditional or original Medicare.

Where do Medicare Advantage plans get their money?

Summary. Two main sources fund Medicare Advantage. The plans receive some funding through monthly plan premiums, but most of the money comes from Medicare. Private insurance companies offering Medicare Advantage plans receive monthly payments covering each beneficiarys parts A and B costs.

How is the Medicare Advantage plan paid for?

The Federal government, through CMS, pays Medicare Advantage plans a fixed (or capitated) monthly amount per beneficiary to provide health benefits to an enrolled individual. Medicare Advantage plans provide all Medicare Part A and Part B services, excluding hospice.

What changes are coming to Medicare Advantage plans in 2026?

No Direct Impact on Premiums: Medicare advantage beneficiaries do not see any growth in their monthly premiums as a direct result of sequestration. The 2% reduction affects the reimbursement rate between Medicare and providers.

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