Medicare Alternative Payment Model Adoption
The Medicare Alternative Payment Model (APM) Adoption data set provides information on the amount and percent of Medicare payments flowing through APMs, including downside risk models.
Freshness
- Last posted
- Period covered
- Jan 1, 2024 to Dec 31, 2024
- Update frequency
- Annually
Dates as CMS lists them in its catalog.
Columns 3
| Column | What it means | Type |
|---|---|---|
Alternative Payment Model CategoryAPM Category | Categories of Alternative Payment Models (APMs) as established by the LAN APM Framework | string |
Total Fee-For-Service Medicare Dollars Paid through APM CategoryTotal Fee-For-Service Medicare Dollars Paid through APM Category | Total dollars paid to providers participating in Original Medicare APMs in CY 2024 | number |
Percent of Fee-For-Service Medicare Dollars Paid through APM CategoryPercent of Fee-For-Service Medicare Dollars Paid through APM Category | Percent dollars paid to providers participating in Original Medicare APMs in CY 2024 | number |
No column matches that filter.
At a glance
- Catalog
- data.cms.gov
- Publisher
- Office of Enterprise Data and Analytics (OEDA)
- Rows
- 12
- Columns
- 3
- State column
- None found
API
Free, no key needed. This request returns the first 10 rows as JSON:
https://data.cms.gov/data-api/v1/dataset/7dae1d4a-1e14-4dd5-81b6-ba1dc0509a25/data?size=10
CMS's description
The Medicare Alternative Payment Model (APM) Adoption data set provides information on the amount and percent of Medicare payments flowing through APMs, including downside risk models. The data is segmented according to the categories of the HCP-LAN APM framework, which provides a common, industry framework for classifying payment models. The Framework classifies APMs in four categories and eight subcategories, specifying decision rules to standardize classification efforts.
Methodology and other documents from CMS:
The summary at the top is the first sentence of this description. Record id cms:7dae1d4a-1e14-4dd5-81b6-ba1dc0509a25. This record as JSON.