1. The Capitation Healthcare Reimbursement Model

2. What are synonyms for Capitation?

3. a capitation fee for each pupil.

4. Synonyms for Capitation in Free Thesaurus

5. How to use Capitation in a sentence.

6. What does Capitation mean? A poll tax

7. Under Capitation, a doctor, medical group, hospital or

8. However, for the remaining 34 Capitation payments, totaling $11,867 ($6,562 Federal share), Illinois made Capitation payments on behalf of beneficiaries who

9. Managed Medical Assistance (MMA) 2020/2021 MMA Capitation Rates (October 2020 - September 2021) [414KB PDF] 2019/2020 MMA Capitation Rates (October 2019 - September 2020) [450KB PDF] 2018/2019 MMA Capitation Rates (SMMC Implementation - September 2019) [396KB PDF]

10. Capitation, their practices must become more cost efficient

11. Capitation definition, a numbering or assessing by the head

12. There are two types of Capitation that may be used.

13. Under a Capitation, an HMO or managed care organization pays …

14. A monthly capitation fee is paid to profit making companies.

15. 4 words related to Capitation: revenue enhancement, tax, taxation, poll tax

16. Key Words: Capitation, healthcare cost, fee-for-service, physician reimbursement, effectiveness

17. Of the 100 Capitation payments in our stratified random sample, 66 Capitation payments were associated with beneficiaries who were residing and eligible for Medicaid benefits in Illinois

18. A Capitation is a fixed-amount type of health care payment system

19. Global Capitation is a payment model specifically for integrated health care delivery

20. One common recommendation has been to use Capitation, as opposed to fee …

21. Capitation payments are made whether the patients go to a doctor or not.

22. Capitation is a payment arrangement for health care service providers such as physicians

23. Capitation by another name? Is the term “global payment” simply a euphemism for Capitation that is used to avoid that word’s negative associations? The answer, apparently, is “sometimes.” Jaan Sidorov, MD, a member of Managed Care’s editorial board, wrote in his Disease Management Care blog that Capitation had been “rebranded with

24. They received a capitation fee for every pupil - in whatever category - in the school.

25. Capitation payments are advance payments made to healthcare providers by a health insurance company

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27. Capitation definition is - a direct uniform tax imposed on each head or person : poll tax

28. Secondly, they retained 25 percent of capitation monies outside the formula system for discretionary allocations.

29. ‘An increase in Capitation grants to schools of only €50 per pupil would meet the annual insurance costs.’ ‘By combining several regional groups of physicians, they were able to negotiate Capitation payments for large patient populations.’

30. Primary care Capitation is a reimbursement model that refers solely to primary care clinical services

31. The increased capitation was seen as enabling schools to offer their pupils an enhanced curriculum.

32. A Capitation-based primary care payment system in Hawaii improved quality of care, new research shows

33. Under Capitation, a physician or group of physicians receives a rish adjusted set amount for each enrolled

34. The agency pays member plans a set fee, called a capitation, for each patient they sign up.

35. It requires partial Capitation for all practices in the model and expands the scope of services covered.

36. Schools have always been involved in issues of resource management such as the allocation of capitation allowances.

37. Put simply, Capitation is a system that incentivizes the best care for those who need it most

38. These Capitation payments are issued monthly or yearly and can impact how care is offered to patients

39. The Contractor shall receive a full month´s Capitation payment for the month in which disenrollment occurs.

40. In the case study, the movement to a formula-based capitation system has had a profound managerial effect.

41. Some districts are gaining monies as a result of the change to capitation funding and others are losing.

42. Capitation: a tax or imposition raised on each person in consideration of his labour, industry, office, rank, etc

43. Penalty for charging capitation fee, for resorting to screening during admission and for running a school without recognition;

44. Medicare is pushing further toward Capitation with the introduction of Primary Care First (PCF) and Direct Contracting (DC) models

45. Capitation has now developed as an upcoming form of providing healthcare payment by the health plan for medical care

46. Because of different factors, Capitation reimbursement methods are developing as the model of choice for the value-based care movement.

47. When a primary care provider (PCP) signs a Capitation agreement, she agrees to provide a predetermined set of services

48. Study suggested that the paying model of global budget and capitation will be helpful to promote health system reform.

49. The purpose of this research was to analyze the effects of Capitation on the overall reduction of healthcare cost

50. The capitation of the two Han dynasties was divided into three kinds of adult tax, unadult tax and quitrent.

51. Malcolm Tatum Date: February 08, 2021 Capitation payments are advance payments made to healthcare providers by a health insurance company.

52. Capitation can encourage a doctor or practice to take on too many patients, more than they can ideally care for

53. The levied objects almost includes all people of the country, and the capitation became the most principal source of the country.

54. The initial distribution between capitation and other expenditure followed an incremental approach as it was based on previous patterns of expenditure.

55. Weighted capitation is expected to be a more equitable system of distribution, taking account of the young and the elderly.

56. While the number and kind of services vary from plan to plan, most Capitation models for primary care services include:

57. The third section introduces the practical policy experience of rationing in the UK, and the weighted capitation formula for geographical areas.

58. With improvement of people's living standard the capitation water consumption increases constantly and the sanitary sewage becomes an important pollution sources.

59. Capitation is a payment model that focuses on paying healthcare providers and organizations based on quality care and improving patient outcomes

60. Capitation, salary, fee-for-service and mixed systems of payment: effects on the behaviour of primary care physicians Cochrane Database Syst Rev

61. Actuarial and consulting services related to the development of actuarially sound medical Capitation rates for the Nevada TANF, Check-up and Expansion populations

62. Capitation was meant to be a step up in terms of creating better incentives for efficiency, cost control, and preventive care in health care

63. The neediest patients cost the current system the most and, therefore, come with the largest Capitation — potentially thousands of dollars, per patient, per month

64. Capitation is a fixed amount of money per patient per unit of time paid in advance to the physician for the delivery of health care services

65. These draft guidelines specify that doctors should not enter into those pre?paid capitation schemes that are incompatible with a high standard of medical practice.

66. This report provides the supporting documentation for Capitation rates which will be paid to managed care organizations (MCOs) during the calendar year (CY) 2019 contract period.

67. The article compared the problems and weaknesses among the fee for service, capitation, fee for unit and globe budget and reviewed the application of DRGs in abroad.

68. The Affordable Act 2010 has helped to direct healthcare towards the Capitation reimbursement method, rather than a fee for service and overcoming the financial risk in the healthcare sector

69. Capitation is a system of health insurance payments in which health professionals are paid fixed amounts per month based on the number of insured people they have as patients

70. The advantages and disadvantages of Capitation stem from the differences in how doctors are paid and the financial risks they incur when prescribing complex testing and treatment to patients.

71. Capitation payments and full risk sharing were more common in southern California, with 23 percent of the commercial population obtaining care from a provider with full financial risk in 2017

72. A Monthly Capitation Payment (MCP) is a payment made to physicians for most dialysis-related physician services furnished to Medicare End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) patients on a monthly basis

73. Medi-Cal Managed Care Capitation Rates – Two-Plan Model This dataset displays reimbursement rates paid to Medi-Cal Managed Care health plans in Two-Plan model counties by State Fiscal Year

74. Capitation is a prospective unit of payment per patient, per month or year, in which a payer makes a fixed payment for a defined set of services, regardless of the quantity of …

75. In this model, Capitation payment for services delivered by different providers or at different levels of care is combined into a single prospective payment to an integrated care organization or a large physician group.

76. Whether they bear the name vat tax, sales tax, poll tax, duty, impost, excise, capitation, flat, stamp, or whatever other name, they nevertheless all remain either a direct tax or an indirect tax.

77. The monthly Capitation payment for each Enrollee is due to the Contractor from the Effective Date of Enrollment until the Effective Date of Disenrollment of the Enrollee or termination of this Contract, whichever occurs first

78. (noun) The personal and habitation tax consists in fact of two different taxes, one imposing a fixed Capitation charge on all citizens alike of every department, the charge, however, varying according to the department from I fc

79. In contrast to the FFS model, Capitation is a performance-based system in which caregivers who contract with independent practice associations (IPAs) are financially incentivized to provide appropriate care and treatment that is designed to increase health and wellness rather than excessive

80. Capitation (n.) 1610s, "counting of heads," from Late Latin Capitationem (nominative capitatio) "the poll tax," noun of action from past participle stem of a verb derived from caput "head" (from PIE root *kaput- "head")