Connecticut state health plan, provider model gets inaugural designation from CMS

The State of Connecticut Health Plan’s payment model with Dallas-based Signify Health has been named an Advanced Alternative Payment Model by CMS. 

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Effective Jan. 1 2022, the commercial plan is the first of its kind to receive the designation, which excluded qualifying plans from merit-based incentive payment system reporting requirements and payment adjustment, according to CMS

As a result, providers who contract with the state will receive greater Medicare reimbursement, according to an Oct. 7 news release

The designation is credited to the plan’s Episodes of Care program, which is administered by Signify Health and reaches 220,000 members. Episodes of Care launched in October 2020.

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