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Performance Year Financial and Quality Results

Quality, spending, benchmark and shared savings or loss results for each Shared Savings Program ACO, by performance year.

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Period covered
Jan 1, 2024 to Dec 31, 2024
Update frequency
Annually

Dates as CMS lists them in its catalog.

Columns 189

ColumnWhat it meansType
ACO IDACO_IDUnencrypted ACO Identifier. This identifier can be linked to the encrypted ACO identifier used for prior performance years using the ACO ID Crosswalk available at https://data.cms.gov/.string
ACO nameACO_NameACO Doing Business As (DBA) or Legal Business Name (LBN). Listed name is DBA unless DBA is not available, in which case LBN is used.string
Agreement typeAgree_TypeIndicates whether an ACO is “Initial”, participating in an initial agreement period; “Renewal”, in a second or subsequent agreement period; or “Re-entering”, in an agreement period not defined as a renewal. If a Re-entering ACO subsequently renews, the ACO is flagged as a Renewal.string
Agreement period numberAgreement_Period_NumNumerical indicator of agreement period; =1 if ACO is in first agreement period; =2 if ACO is in second agreement period; etc. For Re-entering ACOs, agreement period number is determined at the time of re-entry based on the number of agreement periods completed by the prior ACO before re-entry.number
Current start dateCurrent_Start_DateStart date of current agreement period. This will be the start date of the second or subsequent agreement period for ACOs classified as a Renewal. This will be the start date of the current agreement period for Re-entering ACOs.date
Track in current performance yearCurrent_TrackCurrent Performance Year Track: If ACO selected BASIC Level A (one-sided shared savings model) = A; BASIC Level B (one-sided shared savings model) = B; BASIC Level C (two-sided shared savings / losses model) = C; BASIC Level D (two-sided shared savings / losses model) = D; BASIC Level E (two-sided shared savings / losses model); ENHANCED (two-sided shared savings / losses model) = EN.string
Risk ModelRisk_ModelIndicates whether an ACO is “One-Sided”, participating in a one-sided shared savings model; or “Two-Sided”, participating in a two-sided shared savings/losses model for the performance year.string
Assignment MethodologyAssign_TypeIndicates whether an ACO is “Prospective”, under Prospective Assignment; “Retrospective”, under Preliminary Prospective Assignment with Retrospective Reconciliation.string
Participate in Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) 3-Day Rule WaiverSNF_Waiver0/1 flag; =1 if ACO participates in SNF 3-day waiver; otherwise =0.number
Total Assigned BeneficiariesN_ABNumber of assigned beneficiaries, performance year.number
Savings RateSav_rateTotal Benchmark Expenditures Minus Assigned Beneficiary Expenditures as a percent of Total Benchmark Expenditures. For ACOs that started an agreement period on or after January 1, 2024, the calculation of this variable accounts for the application of the guardrail policy (see definition for “Guardrail policy applies”).number
Minimum Savings Rate (%)MinSavPercIf ACO is in a one-sided model, the Minimum Savings Rate is determined on a sliding scale based on the number of assigned beneficiaries. If ACO is in a two-sided model, the Minimum Savings Rate (MSR) / Minimum Loss Rate (MLR) selected by the ACO at the time of application to a two-sided model applies for the duration of the ACO’s agreement period. For such ACOs, the MSR and MLR can be set to: zero percent; symmetrical MSR/MLR in a 0.5 percent increment between 0.5-2.0 percent; or symmetrical MSR/MLR determined on a sliding scale based on the number of assigned beneficiaries.number
Benchmark Minus ExpendituresBnchmkMinExpTotal Benchmark Expenditures Minus Assigned Beneficiary Expenditures. If positive, represents total savings. If negative, represents total losses For ACOs that started an agreement period on or after January 1, 2024, the calculation of this variable accounts for the application of the guardrail policy (see definition for “Guardrail policy applies”).number
Generated Total Savings/LossesGenSaveLossGenerated savings: Total savings (measured as Benchmark Minus Expenditures, from first to last dollar) for ACOs whose savings rate equaled or exceeded their MSR, or met criteria for opportunities for low revenue ACOs to share in savings. This amount does not account for the application of the ACO’s final sharing rate based on quality performance, reduction due to sequestration, application of performance payment limit, or repayment of advance payments. Generated losses: Total losses (measured as Benchmark Minus Expenditures, from first to last dollar) for ACOs in two-sided models whose losses rate equaled or exceeded their MLR. This amount does not account for the application of the ACO’s final sharing rate based on quality performance or the loss sharing limit. For ACOs that started an agreement period on or after January 1, 2024, the calculation of this variable accounts for the application of the guardrail policy (see definition for “Guardrail policy applies”).number
Extreme and Uncontrollable Circumstance Adjustment - FinancialDisAdjIf ACO is in one-sided model, blank (represented by a “-“). If ACO is in two-sided model with losses outside their MLR, equal to shared losses after applying the loss sharing limit, multiplied by percentage of beneficiaries in counties affected by an extreme and uncontrollable circumstance (EUC) and share of year affected by an EUC.string
Impacted Mid-Year Termination FlagImpact_Mid_Year_Termination0/1 flag; =1 if ACO is in a two-sided model and terminates its participation agreement under 42 CFR 425.220 with an effective date of termination after June 30th and prior to December 31st of the performance year and is therefore responsible for a prorated share of losses and is ineligible to receive shared savings; otherwise =0.number
Earned Shared Savings Payments/Owed LossesEarnSaveLossTotal earned shared savings: The ACO’s share of savings for ACOs whose savings rate equaled or exceeded their MSR, or met criteria for opportunities for low revenue ACOs to share in savings, and who were eligible for a performance payment because they met the program’s quality performance standard or the alternative quality performance standard. This amount accounts for the application of the ACO’s final sharing rate based on quality performance (which can vary based on ACO track and, if applicable, the ACO’s quality score), as well as the reduction in performance payment due to sequestration and application of the performance payment limit. This amount equals 0 if ACO is in a two-sided model and terminates its participation agreement under § 425.220 with an effective date of termination after June 30th and prior to December 31st of the performance year. Total earned shared losses: The ACO’s share of losses for ACOs in two-sided tracks whose losses rate equaled or exceeded their MLR, which is the negative of the chosen MSR. This amount accounts for the application of the ACO’s final loss sharing rate based on quality performance (based on ACO track), the loss sharing limit, the EUC adjustment, and any prorating of shared losses for an ACO in a two-sided model that terminates its participation agreement under § 425.220 with an effective date of termination after June 30th and prior to December 31st of the performance year. For ACOs that started an agreement period on or after January 1, 2024, the calculation of this variable accounts for the application of the guardrail policy (see definition for “Guardrail policy applies”).number
Extreme and Uncontrollable Circumstance Affected - QualityDisAffQual0/1 flag; =1 if 20 percent or more of the ACO’s Quarter four list assigned beneficiaries reside in an area identified under the Quality Payment Program (QPP) as being affected by an EUC; or the ACO’s legal entity is located in an area identified under the QPP as being affected by an EUC; otherwise =0.number
Met the Quality Performance StandardMet_QPS0/1 flag; =1 if ACO met the quality performance standard based on the applicable methodology for a performance year; otherwise =0. The quality performance standard is the minimum quality performance ACOs must achieve to be eligible to share in savings at the maximum rate available for the ACO’s track. Meeting the quality performance standard also allows ACOs participating in the ENHANCED track to avoid maximum shared losses. For PY 2024, ACOs that report quality data on the APP quality measure set can meet the quality performance standard via one of three pathways: • For all ACOs: Achieve a quality score that is equivalent to or higher than the 40th percentile across all MIPS quality performance category scores, excluding entities/providers eligible for facility-based scoring; • For ACOs that report the three eCQMs/MIPS CQMs and meet the MIPS data completeness requirement for all three eCQMs/MIPS CQMs (eCQM/MIPS CQM reporting incentive): Achieve a quality performance score equivalent to or higher than the 10th percentile of the performance benchmark on at least one of the four outcome measures in the APP quality measure set and a quality performance score equivalent to or higher than the 40th percentile of the performance benchmark on at least one of the remaining five measures in the APP quality measure set. This reporting incentive does not apply to Medicare CQMs. Eligibility for the eCQM/MIPS CQM reporting incentive is determined independently of the quality measures that contribute to an ACO’s quality score; or • For ACOs in the first performance year of their first agreement period under the Shared Savings Program (first year ACOs): Meet the MIPS data completeness requirement for each of the ten CMS Web Interface measures or the three eCQMs/MIPS CQMs/Medicare CQMs, administer the CAHPS for MIPS Survey (if the ACO meets the sample size required to administer the survey), and receive a MIPS quality performance category score.number
Met the Alternative Quality Performance StandardMet_AltQPS0/1/- flag; =1 if ACO met the alternative quality performance standard based on the applicable methodology for a performance year; =0 if ACO did not meet the alternative quality performance standard; equal to blank (represented by “-”) if the ACO met the quality performance standard based on the applicable methodology for a performance year, indicating the alternative quality performance standard does not apply. ACOs that do not meet the quality performance standard based on one of the three pathways described in the Met the Quality Performance Standard row above can meet the alternative quality performance standard to be eligible to share in savings at a lower rate that is scaled based on the ACO’s quality performance. The ACO’s quality score (expressed as a percentage is multiplied by the maximum sharing rate for the ACO’s track to determine its final shared savings rate. A similar approach is applied to ENHANCED track ACOs to determine shared losses. The alternative quality performance standard is available to all ACOs, regardless of how they report quality data. To meet the alternative quality performance standard, ACOs must report quality data on the APP quality measure set and achieve a quality performance score equivalent to or higher than the 10th percentile of the performance benchmark on at least one of the four outcome measures in the APP quality measure set.string
Met or exceeded 40th percentile MIPS quality performance category scoreMet_40pctl0/1 flag; =1 if ACO achieved a quality score that is equivalent to or higher than the 40th percentile across all MIPS quality performance category scores, excluding entities/providers eligible for facility-based scoring; otherwise =0.number
Met criteria for the eCQM/MIPS CQM Reporting IncentiveMet_Incentive0/1 flag; =1 if ACO met the criteria for the eCQM/MIPS CQM reporting incentive; otherwise =0. For PY 2024, an ACO can meet the criteria for the eCQM/MIPS CQM reporting incentive if the ACO reports the three eCQMs/MIPS CQMs, meets the MIPS data completeness requirement for all three eCQMs/MIPS CQMs, and achieves a quality performance score equivalent to or higher than the 10th percentile of the performance benchmark on at least one of the four outcome measures in the APP quality measure set and a quality performance score equivalent to or higher than the 40th percentile of the performance benchmark on at least one of the remaining five measures in the APP quality measure set. This reporting incentive does not apply to Medicare CQMs. Eligibility for the eCQM/MIPS CQM reporting incentive is determined independently of the quality measures that contribute to an ACO’s quality score.number
ACO is First Year ACO that met reporting criteriaMet_FirstYear0/1 flag; =1 if the ACO is a first year ACO that met the reporting criteria; otherwise =0. An ACO in the first performance year of its first agreement period under the Shared Savings Program can meet the reporting criteria if the ACO reports quality data on the APP quality measure set, meets the MIPS data completeness requirement for each of the ten CMS Web Interface measures or the three eCQMs/MIPS CQMs/Medicare CQMs, administers the CAHPS for MIPS Survey (if the ACO meets the sample size required to administer the survey), and receives a MIPS quality performance category score.number
Reported CMS Web Interface Measure SetReport_WI0/1 flag; =1 if the ACO reported the CMS Web Interface measures; otherwise =0. ACOs that reported both the CMS Web Interface measures and eCQMs/MIPS CQMs/Medicare CQMs received a MIPS quality performance category score based on whichever measure set resulted in a higher score. Note: The ACO’s quality score and performance rates populated in the public use file (PUF) for an ACO are based on the highest scoring measure set , which represents the ACO's quality score (used in financial reconciliation to determine any shared savings or shared losses (if applicable)).number
Reported eCQMs, MIPS CQMs or Medicare CQMsReport_eCQM_CQM_MedicareCQM0/1 flag; =1 if the ACO reported any eCQMs, MIPS CQMs, Medicare CQMs, or a combination of these measures on the APP quality measure set; otherwise =0. ACOs reported both the CMS Web Interface measures and eCQMs/MIPS CQMs/Medicare CQMs received a MIPS quality performance category score based on whichever measure set resulted in a higher quality score. Note: The ACO’s quality score and performance rates populated in the PUF for an ACO are based on the highest scoring measure set, which , represents the ACO's quality score (used in financial reconciliation to determine any shared savings or shared losses (if applicable).number
Met SSP Quality Reporting RequirementsMet_SSP_quality_reporting_requirements0/1 flag; =1 if the ACO met the Shared Savings Program quality reporting requirements described below; otherwise =0. For PY 2024, Shared Savings Program ACOs were required to report quality data on the APP quality measure set to meet the quality performance standard used to determine shared savings and shared losses (if applicable). ACO were required to report the ten CMS Web Interface measures or the three eCQMs/MIPS CQMs/Medicare CQMs; administer a Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS®) for MIPS Survey (if the ACO meets the sample size required to administer the survey); and be scored on two administrative claims measures that are calculated by CMS using administrative claims data (if the ACO meets the MIPS case minimum requirement).number
Quality ScoreQualScoreThe quality score is the ACO’s MIPS quality performance category score after any applicable Population and Income Adjustment bonus points are applied, and after the Shared Savings Program Quality EUC Policy and Shared Savings Program Scoring Policy for Excluded APP Measures and APP Measures that Lack a Benchmark are applied, if applicable.number
Extreme and Uncontrollable Circumstance- 40th Percentile Adjustment-QualityRecvd40p0/1 flag; =1 if an ACO is determined to be affected by an EUC in PY 2024, the ACO’s quality score will be set to the higher of its quality score or the equivalent of the 40th percentile MIPS quality performance category score across all MIPS quality performance category scores, excluding entities/providers eligible for facility-based scoring; otherwise =0.number
Received Advance Investment Payments (AIP)AIP0/1 flag; =1 if the ACO received AIP; otherwise =0.number
AIP recoupment for the performance year, maximumAIPBalanceMaximum amount of AIP available for recoupment at the time of financial reconciliation for the performance year. If the ACO received AIP, and no amount of AIP is available for recoupment at the time of financial reconciliation for the performance year, equal to $0. If the ACO did not receive AIP, blank (represented by “-“).string
AIP recoupment for the performance year, actualAIPRecoupActual amount of AIP recouped by CMS at performance year settlement. If the ACO received AIP, and no amount of AIP is recouped by CMS at performance year settlement, equal to $0. If the ACO did not receive AIP, blank (represented by “-”).string
AIP balance still owed to CMS after recoupmentAIPOweAIP amount of the performance year eligible balance still owed to CMS after recoupment process. If the ACO received AIP, and no balance is owed, equal to $0. If the ACO did not receive AIP, blank (represented by “-”).string
Regional AdjustmentRegAdjThe ACO’s per capita regional adjustment, expressed as a single value. In establishing historical benchmarks, CMS calculates an adjustment, by Medicare enrollment type, that is equal to a percentage of the difference between the average per capita expenditure amount for the ACO’s regional service area for BY3 and the ACO’s historical benchmark amount. This value represents the weighted average of these Medicare enrollment type specific adjustments. A positive value indicates the ACO had lower spending than its regional service area while a negative value indicates the ACO had higher spending than its regional service area. ACOs that started an agreement period on or after July 1, 2019, and before January 1, 2024, can have a negative regional adjustment applied to their historical benchmark and the cap on their negative regional adjustment will not change. For ACOs that started an agreement period on or after January 1, 2024,. the cap on negative Medicare enrollment type specific regional adjustments is reduced from 5 percent to 1.5 percent of national per capita expenditures for Parts A and B services under the original Medicare Fee-for-Service (FFS) Program in the third benchmark year. Additionally, if the regional adjustment, when expressed as a single value, is negative, then no regional adjustment is applied to the ACO’s historical benchmark. For additional details on the methodology that CMS uses to compute the regional adjustment for PY 2024, including details on how the methodology differs based on agreement period start date, refer to Shared Savings and Losses, Assignment, and Quality Performance Standard Methodology Specifications Version 12.number
Prior Savings AdjustmentPriorSavAdjThe ACO’s per capita prior savings adjustment, if eligible; otherwise, blank (represented by “-”). For ACOs that started an agreement period on or after January 1, 2024 in establishing historical benchmarks, CMS calculates an adjustment to account for savings generated in the three years prior to the start of an ACO’s current agreement period for renewing or re-entering ACOs that were reconciled for one or more performance years in the Shared Savings Program during this period. Eligibility for a prior savings adjustment is determined by whether the simple average of an ACO’s per capita savings or losses during the three years prior to the start of the ACO's current agreement period is positive (eligible) or either negative or equal to zero (ineligible). For additional detail on the methodology that CMS uses to compute the prior savings adjustment, refer to Shared Savings and Losses, Assignment, and Quality Performance Standard Methodology Specifications Version 12. ACOs that started an agreement period prior to January 1, 2024, are not eligible for a prior savings adjustment.string
Adjustment applied to historical benchmarkFinalAdjCatThe type of adjustment (regional or prior savings), if any, applied to the ACO’s historical benchmark. For ACOs that started an agreement period on or after July 1, 2019, and before January 1, 2024: Equal to “Regional Adjustment”, pursuant to § 425.601(a)(8). For ACOs that started an agreement period on or after January 1, 2024: Equal to “Regional Adjustment”, “Prior Savings Adjustment”, or “No Adjustment”, as applicable, pursuant to § 425.652(a)(8). For additional detail on the methodology that CMS uses to determine which adjustment, if any, to apply to the ACO’s historical benchmark, refer to Shared Savings and Losses, Assignment, and Quality Performance Standard Methodology Specifications Version 12.string
Updated benchmark expendituresUpdatedBnchmkValue of the ACO’s updated per capita historical benchmark expenditures. CMS calculates an updated historical benchmark for each performance year during annual financial reconciliation. For ACOs that started an agreement period on or after July 1, 2019, and before January 1, 2024: The updated benchmark includes the annual risk adjustment to the historical benchmark according to § 425.601(a)(10), as well as the annual update to the historical benchmark, which is calculated using a two-way blend of national and regional growth rates according to § 425.601(b) and § 425.652(a)(10). For ACOs that started an agreement period on or after January 1, 2024: The updated benchmark includes the annual risk adjustment to the historical benchmark according to § 425.652(a)(10), as well as the annual update to the historical benchmark, which is calculated using a three-way blend calculated as a weighted average of a two-way blend of national and regional growth rates and the Accountable Care Prospective Trend (ACPT; except in cases where a two-way blend is applied under a guardrail policy) according to § 425.652(b) and § 425.660. For additional detail on the methodology that CMS uses to compute updated benchmark expenditures for PY 2024, including details on how the methodology differs based on agreement period start date, refer to Shared Savings and Losses, Assignment, and Quality Performance Standard Methodology Specifications Version 12. For additional detail on the methodology that CMS uses to compute and apply the ACPT, refer to Shared Savings and Losses, Assignment and Quality Performance Standard Methodology, Specifications of the Accountable Care Prospective Trend (ACPT) and Three-Way Blended Benchmark Update Factor, Version 4.number
Guardrail policy appliesGuardrailFor ACOs that started an agreement on or after January 1, 2024, 0/1 flag; =1 if guardrail policy applies; otherwise =0. For ACOs that started an agreement period on or after July 1, 2019 and before January 1, 2024, blank (represented by “-”) A “guardrail” policy ensures that the use of the three-way blended update factor (see definition for updated benchmark expenditures) will not result in lower benchmarks than the two-way national-regional blended update factor in a way that poses higher financial risk for ACOs under two-sided models, and/or that could jeopardize an ACO’s continued participation in the Shared Savings Program under the financial performance monitoring policy. If an ACO generates losses for a performance year that meet or exceed its MLR (for two-sided model ACOs) or negative MSR (for one-sided model ACOs) under the three-way blended update factor, CMS will recalculate the ACO’s updated benchmark using the two-way national-regional blended update factor. If the ACO generates a smaller number of losses using the two-way blend, CMS will use this smaller number to determine the ACO’s responsibility for shared losses, if applicable, and in determining the ACO’s financial performance for monitoring purposes. If an ACO generates savings using the two-way blend to update its benchmark but does not generate savings under the three-way blend, the ACO will neither be responsible for shared losses (if in a two-sided model) nor be eligible for shared savings for the applicable performance year, even if the savings generated exceed the ACO’s MSR. For additional detail on the guardrail policy, including illustrative examples, refer to: Shared Savings and Losses, Assignment and Quality Performance Standard Methodology, Specifications of the Accountable Care Prospective Trend (ACPT) and Three-Way Blended Benchmark Update Factor, Version 4.string
Historical benchmarkHistBnchmkSingle per capita historical benchmark value reflecting ACO’s applicable benchmarking methodology. For additional details on the methodology that CMS uses to establish historical benchmark expenditures for PY 2024, including details on how the methodology differs based on agreement period start date, refer to Shared Savings and Losses, Assignment, and Quality Performance Standard Methodology Specifications Version 12.number
Total benchmark expendituresABtotBnchmkPer capita benchmark (UpdatedBnchmk) multiplied by total person years (N_AB_Year). For ACOs that started an agreement period on or after January 1, 2024, the calculation of this variable accounts for the application of the guardrail policy (see definition for “Guardrail policy applies”).number
Total expendituresABtotExpPer capita performance year expenditures (Per_Capita_Exp_TOTAL) multiplied by total person years (N_AB_Year).number
Final sharing rateFinalShareRateThe percentage of savings an ACO shares if the ACO is eligible for shared savings. For ACOs meeting the applicable quality performance standard established under § 425.512(a)(2) or § 425.512(a)(5)(i), equal to the maximum sharing rate specific to the ACO’s track or level of participation as follows: 40 percent for BASIC Track Levels A and B; 50 percent for BASIC Track Levels C, D, and E; and 75 percent for ENHANCED track. If the ACO fails to meet the applicable quality performance standard but meets the alternative quality performance standard established under § 425.512(a)(5)(ii), equal to the applicable percentage specified in the preceding sentence for the ACO's track multiplied by the ACO’s quality score. If the ACO does not meet the quality performance standard or the alternative quality performance standard, set to zero. For agreement periods beginning on or after January 1, 2024, ACOs that do not meet or exceed the MSR but do meet certain eligibility criteria (see definition for “met criteria for opportunities for low revenue ACOs to share in savings”) may share in savings equal to one half of the rate determined when the MSR is met or exceeded. That is, for eligible ACOs meeting the applicable quality performance standard established under § 425.512(a)(2) or § 425.512(a)(5)(i), equal to one half of the maximum sharing rate for the ACO’s level of participation as follows: 20 percent for BASIC Track Levels A and B; and 25 percent for BASIC Track Levels C, D, and E; For eligible ACOs that do not meet the quality performance standard but do meet the alternative quality performance standard as established under § 425.512(a)(5)(ii), the final sharing rate is equal to the applicable percentage in the preceding sentence multiplied by the ACO’s quality score. For eligible ACO that do not meet the quality performance standard or the alternative quality performance standard, set to zero.number
Met criteria for opportunities for low revenue ACOs to share in savingsReducedSS0/1 flag; =1 if the ACO is eligible for reduced shared savings; otherwise =0 For agreement periods beginning on or after January 1, 2024, BASIC track ACOs whose savings did not meet or exceed the MSR may be eligible to qualify for a shared savings payment, in which the ACO shares in savings at a reduced sharing rate, if all of the following criteria are met: 1. The ACO has average per capita Medicare Parts A and B FFS expenditures for the performance year below the updated benchmark. 2. The ACO is a low-revenue ACO as defined in § 425.20 as determined at the time of financial reconciliation for the performance year. 3. The ACO has at least 5,000 assigned beneficiaries for the relevant performance year as determined at the time of financial reconciliation for the performance year. 4. The ACO is participating in an agreement period beginning on January 1, 2024, or in subsequent years.number
Final loss rateFinalLossRateThe percentage of losses an ACO in a two-sided model is liable for if the ACO has losses outside its MLR. If the ACO is in a one-sided model, blank (represented by “-”) If the ACO is in a two-sided model, Final Loss Rate is dependent on track. For ACOs in BASIC Track Levels C, D, and E, equal to 30%. For ACOs in ENHANCED Track, if ACO met the quality performance standard or the alternative quality performance standard, one minus the product of 75% and the ACO’s quality score, not to exceed 75% or be less than 40%; otherwise, equal to 75%.string
Indicates whether a high or low revenue ACORev_Exp_CatIf ACO participant total Medicare Parts A and B FFS revenue for the performance year is less than 35% of the total Medicare Parts A and B FFS expenditures for the ACO’s assigned beneficiaries for the performance year, “Low Revenue”. If ACO participant total Medicare Parts A and B FFS revenue for the performance year is 35% or more of the total Medicare Parts A and B FFS expenditures for the ACO’s assigned beneficiaries for the performance year, “High Revenue”.string
Per capita ESRD expenditures in benchmark year 1Per_Capita_Exp_ALL_ESRD_BY1Annualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per ESRD assigned beneficiary person years in benchmark year 1.string
Per capita DISABLED expenditures in benchmark year 1Per_Capita_Exp_ALL_DIS_BY1Annualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per DISABLED assigned beneficiary person years in benchmark year 1.string
Per capita AGED/DUAL expenditures in benchmark year 1Per_Capita_Exp_ALL_AGDU_BY1Annualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per AGED/DUAL assigned beneficiary person years in benchmark year 1.string
Per capita AGED/NON-DUAL expenditures in benchmark year 1Per_Capita_Exp_ALL_AGND_BY1Annualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per AGED/NON-DUAL assigned beneficiary person years in benchmark year 1.string
Per capita ESRD expenditures in benchmark year 2Per_Capita_Exp_ALL_ESRD_BY2Annualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per ESRD assigned beneficiary person years in benchmark year 2.string
Per capita DISABLED expenditures in benchmark year 2Per_Capita_Exp_ALL_DIS_BY2Annualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per DISABLED assigned beneficiary person years in benchmark year 2.string
Per capita AGED/DUAL expenditures in benchmark year 2Per_Capita_Exp_ALL_AGDU_BY2Annualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per AGED/DUAL assigned beneficiary person years in benchmark year 2.string
Per capita AGED/NON-DUAL expenditures in benchmark year 2Per_Capita_Exp_ALL_AGND_BY2Annualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per AGED/NON-DUAL assigned beneficiary person years in benchmark year 2.string
Per capita ESRD expenditures in benchmark year 3Per_Capita_Exp_ALL_ESRD_BY3Annualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per ESRD assigned beneficiary person years in benchmark year 3.string
Per capita DISABLED expenditures in benchmark year 3Per_Capita_Exp_ALL_DIS_BY3Annualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per DISABLED assigned beneficiary person years in benchmark year 3.string
Per capita AGED/DUAL expenditures in benchmark year 3Per_Capita_Exp_ALL_AGDU_BY3Annualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per AGED/DUAL assigned beneficiary person years in benchmark year 3.string
Per capita AGED/NON-DUAL expenditures in benchmark year 3Per_Capita_Exp_ALL_AGND_BY3Annualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per AGED/NON-DUAL assigned beneficiary person years in benchmark year 3.string
Per capita ESRD expenditures in performance yearPer_Capita_Exp_ALL_ESRD_PYAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per ESRD assigned beneficiary person years in the performance year.string
Per capita DISABLED expenditures in performance yearPer_Capita_Exp_ALL_DIS_PYAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per DISABLED assigned beneficiary person years in the performance year.string
Per capita AGED/DUAL expenditures in performance yearPer_Capita_Exp_ALL_AGDU_PYAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per AGED/DUAL assigned beneficiary person years in the performance year.string
Per capita AGED/NON-DUAL expenditures in performance yearPer_Capita_Exp_ALL_AGND_PYAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per AGED/NON-DUAL assigned beneficiary person years in the performance year.string
Per capita ALL expenditures in performance yearPer_Capita_Exp_TOTAL_PYAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean total expenditures per assigned beneficiary person years in the performance year.string
Average ESRD HCC risk score in benchmark year 1CMS_HCC_RiskScore_ESRD_BY1Final, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for ESRD enrollment type in benchmark year 1.string
Average DISABLED HCC risk score in benchmark year 1CMS_HCC_RiskScore_DIS_BY1Final, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for DISABLED enrollment type in benchmark year 1.string
Average AGED/DUAL HCC risk score in benchmark year 1CMS_HCC_RiskScore_AGDU_BY1Final, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for AGED/DUAL enrollment type in benchmark year 1.string
Average AGED/NON-DUAL HCC risk score in benchmark year 1CMS_HCC_RiskScore_AGND_BY1Final, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for AGED/NON-DUAL enrollment type in benchmark year 1.string
Average ESRD HCC risk score in benchmark year 2CMS_HCC_RiskScore_ESRD_BY2Final, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for ESRD enrollment type in benchmark year 2.string
Average DISABLED HCC risk score in benchmark year 2CMS_HCC_RiskScore_DIS_BY2Final, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for DISABLED enrollment type in benchmark year 2.string
Average AGED/DUAL HCC risk score in benchmark year 2CMS_HCC_RiskScore_AGDU_BY2Final, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for AGED/DUAL enrollment type in benchmark year 2.string
Average AGED/NON-DUAL HCC risk score in benchmark year 2CMS_HCC_RiskScore_AGND_BY2Final, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for AGED/NON-DUAL enrollment type in benchmark year 2.string
Average ESRD HCC risk score in benchmark year 3CMS_HCC_RiskScore_ESRD_BY3Final, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for ESRD enrollment type in benchmark year 3.string
Average DISABLED HCC risk score in benchmark year 3CMS_HCC_RiskScore_DIS_BY3Final, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for DISABLED enrollment type in benchmark year 3.string
Average AGED/DUAL HCC risk score in benchmark year 3CMS_HCC_RiskScore_AGDU_BY3Final, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for AGED/DUAL enrollment type in benchmark year 3.string
Average AGED/NON-DUAL HCC risk score in benchmark year 3CMS_HCC_RiskScore_AGND_BY3Final, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for AGED/NON-DUAL enrollment type in benchmark year 3.string
Average ESRD HCC risk score in performance yearCMS_HCC_RiskScore_ESRD_PYFinal, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for ESRD enrollment type in the performance year.string
Average DISABLED HCC risk score in performance yearCMS_HCC_RiskScore_DIS_PYFinal, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for DISABLED enrollment type in the performance year.string
Average AGED/DUAL HCC risk score in performance yearCMS_HCC_RiskScore_AGDU_PYFinal, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for AGED/DUAL enrollment type in the performance year.string
Average AGED/NON-DUAL HCC risk score in performance yearCMS_HCC_RiskScore_AGND_PYFinal, mean prospective CMS-HCC risk score for AGED/NON-DUAL enrollment type in the performance year.string
Average ESRD demographic risk score in performance yearDemog_RiskScore_ESRD_PYFinal, mean demographic risk score for ESRD enrollment type in the performance year.number
Average DISABLED demographic risk score in performance yearDemog_RiskScore_DIS_PYFinal, mean demographic risk score for DISABLED enrollment type in the performance year.number
Average AGED/DUAL demographic risk score in performance yearDemog_RiskScore_AGDU_PYFinal, mean demographic risk score for AGED/DUAL enrollment type in the performance year.number
Average AGED/NON-DUAL demographic risk score in performance yearDemog_RiskScore_AGND_PYFinal, mean demographic risk score for AGED/NON-DUAL enrollment type in the performance year.number
Average ESRD demographic risk score in benchmark year 3Demog_RiskScore_ESRD_BY3Final, mean demographic risk score for ESRD enrollment type in benchmark year 3.number
Average DISABLED demographic risk score in benchmark year 3Demog_RiskScore_DIS_BY3Final, mean demographic risk score for DISABLED enrollment type in benchmark year 3.number
Average AGED/DUAL demographic risk score in benchmark year 3Demog_RiskScore_AGDU_BY3Final, mean demographic risk score for AGED/DUAL enrollment type in benchmark year 3.number
Average AGED/NON-DUAL demographic risk score in benchmark year 3Demog_RiskScore_AGND_BY3Final, mean demographic risk score for AGED/NON-DUAL enrollment type in benchmark year 3.number
Weight applied to the growth in ESRD risk scoresRR_weight_ESRD_PYWeight applied to the growth in risk score for ESRD enrollment type for calculating weighted average growth in demographic risk scores or prospective HCC risk scores. Equal to the product of the ACO’s historical benchmark expenditures, adjusted in accordance with § 425.652(a)(8), for ESRD enrollment type and the ACO's performance year assigned beneficiary person years for ESRD enrollment type. Used for calculating the cap on positive adjustments to prospective HCC risk scores when adjusting the benchmark for changes in severity and case mix in the assigned beneficiary population between BY3 and the performance year.number
Weight applied to the growth in DISABLED risk scoresRR_weight_DIS_PYWeight applied to the growth in risk score for DISABLED enrollment type for calculating weighted average growth in demographic risk scores or prospective HCC risk scores. Equal to the product of the ACO’s historical benchmark expenditures, adjusted in accordance with § 425.652(a)(8), for DISABLED enrollment type and the ACO's performance year assigned beneficiary person years for DISABLED enrollment type. Used for calculating the cap on positive adjustments to prospective HCC risk scores when adjusting the benchmark for changes in severity and case mix in the assigned beneficiary population between BY3 and the performance year.number
Weight applied to the growth in AGED/DUAL risk scoresRR_weight_AGDU_PYWeight applied to the growth in risk score for AGED/DUAL enrollment type for calculating weighted average growth in demographic risk scores or prospective HCC risk scores. Equal to the product of the ACO’s historical benchmark expenditures, adjusted in accordance with § 425.652(a)(8), for AGED/DUAL enrollment type and the ACO's performance year assigned beneficiary person years for AGED/DUAL enrollment type. Used for calculating the cap on positive adjustments to prospective HCC risk scores when adjusting the benchmark for changes in severity and case mix in the assigned beneficiary population between BY3 and the performance year.number
Weight applied to the growth in AGED/NON-DUAL risk scoresRR_weight_AGND_PYWeight applied to the growth in risk score for AGED/NON-DUAL enrollment type for calculating weighted average growth in demographic risk scores or prospective HCC risk scores. Equal to the product of the ACO’s historical benchmark expenditures, adjusted in accordance with § 425.652(a)(8), for AGED/NON-DUAL enrollment type and the ACO's performance year assigned beneficiary person years for AGED/NON-DUAL enrollment type. Used for calculating the cap on positive adjustments to prospective HCC risk scores when adjusting the benchmark for changes in severity and case mix in the assigned beneficiary population between BY3 and the performance year.number
ESRD person years in benchmark year 3N_AB_Year_ESRD_BY3Number of assigned beneficiaries with ESRD enrollment type in benchmark year 3 adjusted for the total number of months that each beneficiary was classified as ESRD; Number of ESRD person-months divided by 12.string
DISABLED person years in benchmark year 3N_AB_Year_DIS_BY3Number of assigned beneficiaries with DISABLED enrollment type in benchmark year 3 adjusted for the total number of months that each beneficiary was classified as DISABLED; Number of DISABLED person-months divided by 12.string
AGED/DUAL person years in benchmark year 3N_AB_Year_AGED_Dual_BY3Number of assigned beneficiaries with AGED/DUAL enrollment type in benchmark year 3 adjusted for the total number of months that each beneficiary was classified as AGED/DUAL; Number of AGED/DUAL person-months divided by 12.string
AGED/NON-DUAL person years in benchmark year 3N_AB_Year_AGED_NonDual_BY3Number of assigned beneficiaries with AGED/NON-DUAL enrollment type in benchmark year 3 adjusted for the total number of months that each beneficiary was classified as AGED/NON-DUAL; Number of AGED/NON-DUAL person-months divided by 12.string
Total person years in performance yearN_AB_Year_PYNumber of assigned beneficiaries in the performance year adjusted downwards for beneficiaries with less than a full 12 months of eligibility; Number of person-months divided by 12.number
ESRD person years in performance yearN_AB_Year_ESRD_PYNumber of assigned beneficiaries with ESRD enrollment type in the performance year adjusted for the total number of months that each beneficiary was classified as ESRD; Number of ESRD person-months divided by 12.string
DISABLED person years in performance yearN_AB_Year_DIS_PYNumber of assigned beneficiaries with DISABLED enrollment type in the performance year adjusted for the total number of months that each beneficiary was classified as DISABLED; Number of DISABLED person-months divided by 12.string
AGED/DUAL person-- years in performance yearN_AB_Year_AGED_Dual_PYNumber of assigned beneficiaries with AGED/DUAL enrollment type in the performance year adjusted for the total number of months that each beneficiary was classified as AGED/DUAL; Number of AGED/DUAL person-months divided by 12.string
AGED/NON-DUAL person years in performance yearN_AB_Year_AGED_NonDual_PYNumber of assigned beneficiaries with AGED/NON-DUAL enrollment type in the performance year adjusted for the total number of months that each beneficiary was classified as AGED/NON-DUAL; Number of AGED/NON-DUAL person-months divided by 12.string
Total DUAL person years in performance yearN_AB_Year_Dual_PYTotal number of assigned beneficiaries with DUAL enrollment type in the performance year adjusted for the total number of months that each beneficiary was classified as DUAL (i.e. sum of total ESRD/DUAL person years, total DISABLED/DUAL person years, and total AGED/DUAL person years in the performance year); Number of DUAL person months divided by 12.string
Total NON-DUAL person years in performance yearN_AB_Year_NonDual_PYTotal number of assigned beneficiaries with NON-DUAL enrollment type in the performance year adjusted for the total number of months that each beneficiary was classified as NON-DUAL (i.e. sum of total ESRD/NON-DUAL person years, total DISABLED/NON-DUAL person years, and total AGED/NON-DUAL person years in the performance year); Number of NON-DUAL person months divided by 12.string
Beneficiaries assigned through voluntary alignment onlyN_Ben_VA_OnlyNumber of assigned beneficiaries assigned through voluntary alignment only.string
Beneficiaries assigned through claims-based assignment onlyN_Ben_CBA_OnlyNumber of assigned beneficiaries assigned through claims-based assignment only.string
Beneficiaries assigned through claims-based assignment and voluntary alignmentN_Ben_CBA_and_VANumber of assigned beneficiaries assigned through claims-based assignment and voluntary alignment.string
Total assigned beneficiaries, age 0-64N_Ben_Age_0_64Total number of assigned beneficiaries, age 0-64 in the calendar year; age calculated as of February 1 of the calendar year. Based on most current date of birth in Medicare records.string
Total assigned beneficiaries, age 65-74N_Ben_Age_65_74Total number of assigned beneficiaries, age 65-74 in the calendar year; age calculated as of February 1 of the calendar year. Based on most current date of birth in Medicare records.string
Total assigned beneficiaries, age 75-84N_Ben_Age_75_84Total number of assigned beneficiaries, age 75-84 in the calendar year; age calculated as of February 1 of the calendar year. Based on most current date of birth in Medicare records.string
Total assigned beneficiaries, age 85+N_Ben_Age_85plusTotal number of assigned beneficiaries, age 85+ in the calendar year age calculated as of February 1 of the calendar year. Based on most current date of birth in Medicare records.string
Total assigned beneficiaries, femaleN_Ben_FemaleTotal number of assigned beneficiaries, female (sex=2) in the calendar year. Based on most current sex in Medicare records.string
Total assigned beneficiaries, maleN_Ben_MaleTotal number of assigned beneficiaries, male (sex=1) in the calendar year. Based on most current sex in Medicare records.string
Total assigned beneficiaries, Non-Hispanic WhiteN_Ben_Race_WhiteTotal number of assigned beneficiaries, Non-Hispanic White (Race=1) in the calendar year. Based on most current race in Medicare records.string
Total assigned beneficiaries, BlackN_Ben_Race_BlackTotal number of assigned beneficiaries, Black (Race=2) in the calendar year. Based on most current race in Medicare records.string
Total assigned beneficiaries, AsianN_Ben_Race_AsianTotal number of assigned beneficiaries, Asian (Race=4) in the calendar year. Based on most current race in Medicare records.string
Total assigned beneficiaries, HispanicN_Ben_Race_HispTotal number of assigned beneficiaries, Hispanic (Race=5) in the calendar year. Based on most current race in Medicare records.string
Total assigned beneficiaries, North American NativeN_Ben_Race_NativeTotal number of assigned beneficiaries, North American Native (Race=6) in the calendar year. Based on most current race in Medicare records.string
Total assigned beneficiaries, OtherN_Ben_Race_OtherTotal number of assigned beneficiaries, Other (Race= 3) in the calendar year. Based on most current race in Medicare records.string
Total assigned beneficiaries, UnknownN_Ben_Race_UnknownTotal number of assigned beneficiaries, Unknown (Race=0) and Missing (Race=~) in the calendar year. Based on most current race in Medicare records.string
Total Inpatient expendituresCapAnn_INP_AllAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean expenditures per assigned beneficiary person years for inpatient services for assigned beneficiaries in the performance year. Includes all hospital provider types including but not limited to short term acute care hospital, long term care hospital, rehabilitation hospital or unit, and psychiatric hospital or unit. Because total hospital inpatient facility expenditures and expenditures by hospital provider type are each truncated at the same level as total expenditures, expenditures by hospital provider type may not sum to total hospital inpatient facility expenditures. Inpatient claims are identified by claim type code 60.string
Short term acute care hospital (IPPS/CAH) expendituresCapAnn_INP_S_trmAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean expenditures per assigned beneficiary person years for acute care inpatient services in a short-term acute care (Inpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS) or Critical Access Hospital (CAH) setting for assigned beneficiaries in the performance year. Inpatient claims are identified by claim type code 60. Short term acute care hospitals are identified by CMS Certification Number (CCN) where the 3rd through 6th digits are between 0001 - 0879. CAHs are identified by CCNS where the 3rd through 6th digits are between 1300 - 1399.string
Long term care hospital (LTCH) expendituresCapAnn_INP_L_trmAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean expenditures per assigned beneficiary person years for inpatient services in a long-term care setting for assigned beneficiaries in the performance year. Inpatient claims are identified by claim type code 60. LTCHs are identified by CCNs where the 3rd through 6th digits are between 2000 - 2299.string
Inpatient rehabilitation facility (IRF) expendituresCapAnn_INP_RehabAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean expenditures per assigned beneficiary person years for inpatient services in a rehabilitation facility or unit for assigned beneficiaries in the performance year. Inpatient claims are identified by claim type code 60. IRFs are identified by CCNs where the 3rd through 6th digits are between 3025 - 3099 or where the 3rd byte is equal to R or T.string
Inpatient psychiatric facility (IPF) expendituresCapAnn_INP_PsychAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean expenditures per assigned beneficiary person years for inpatient services in a psychiatric hospital facility or unit for assigned beneficiaries in the performance year. Inpatient claims are identified by claim type code 60. IPFs are identified by CCNs where the 3rd through 6th digits are between 4000 - 4499 or where the 3rd byte is equal to M or S.string
Hospice expendituresCapAnn_HSPAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean expenditures per assigned beneficiary person years for hospice services for assigned beneficiaries in the performance year. Hospice claims are identified by claim type code 50.number
SNF expendituresCapAnn_SNFAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean expenditures per assigned beneficiary person years for services in a SNF setting for assigned beneficiaries in the performance year. SNF claims are identified by claim type codes 20 and 30).string
Outpatient expendituresCapAnn_OPDAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean expenditures per assigned beneficiary person years for outpatient services for assigned beneficiaries in the performance year. Includes all outpatient facility types including, but not limited to, hospital outpatient departments, outpatient dialysis facilities, Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), Rural Health Clinic (RHC), outpatient rehabilitation facilities, and community mental health centers. Outpatient claims are identified by claim type code 40.number
Physician/supplier expendituresCapAnn_PBAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean expenditures per assigned beneficiary person years for Part B physician/supplier (Carrier) services for assigned beneficiaries in the performance year. Includes all Part B physician/supplier services including, but not limited to, evaluation and management, procedures, imaging, laboratory and other test, Part B drugs, and ambulance services. In addition to physician and other practitioner services, includes free-standing ambulatory surgery centers, independent clinical laboratories, and other suppliers. Includes physician/practitioner services provided in either an inpatient or outpatient setting. Physician/supplier claims are identified by claim type codes 71 and 72.number
Ambulance expendituresCapAnn_AmbPayAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean expenditures per assigned beneficiary person years for ambulance services for assigned beneficiaries in the performance year. Ambulance services are identified in the Part B physician/supplier (Carrier) claims (claim type codes 71 and 72) by Restructured BETOS Code System (RBCS) codes OA004N, OA002N, OA001N, or OA003N.number
Home health expendituresCapAnn_HHAAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean expenditures per assigned beneficiary person years for home health agency services for assigned beneficiaries in the performance year. Home health claims are identified by claim type code 10.number
Durable medical equipment (DME) expendituresCapAnn_DMEAnnualized, truncated, weighted mean expenditures per assigned beneficiary person years for DME for assigned beneficiaries in the performance year. DME claims are identified by claim type codes 81 and 82.number
Inpatient hospital dischargesADMTotal number of inpatient hospital discharges per 1,000 person years in the performance year. A beneficiary is flagged for having a hospitalization if the beneficiary had at least one inpatient claim during the performance year. Each hospitalization is defined as a set of claims with the same Medicare Beneficiary Identifier (MBI), same admission date, and same provider number. Adjusted for short-term acute-care transfers by combining two admissions into one when the second admission was within one day of the discharge date of the first admission. Inpatient claims are identified by claim type code 60. Hospitals are identified on inpatient claims through the last four characters of the CCN. The relevant ranges for the last four characters of the CCN on the claims are: 0001-0899; 9800-9899; 1225-1299; 1300-1399; 2000-2299; 3025-3099; T001-T899; R225-R399; 4000-4499; S001-S899; M225-M399; 1990-1999; 3300-3399.string
Short term acute care (IPPS/CAH) hospital dischargesADM_S_TrmTotal number of short-term hospital discharges per 1,000 person years in the performance year. A beneficiary is flagged for having a hospitalization if the beneficiary had at least one inpatient claim during the performance year. Each hospitalization is defined as a set of claims with the same MBI, same admission date, and same provider number. Short term acute care hospitals are identified by CCNs where the 3rd through 6th digits are between 0001 - 0879. CAHs are identified by CCNs where the 3rd through 6th digits are between 1300 - 1399. Inpatient claims are identified by claim type code 60.string
Long-term care hospital (LTCH) dischargesADM_L_TrmTotal number of LTCH discharges per 1,000 person years in the performance year. A beneficiary is flagged for having a hospitalization in a LTCH if the beneficiary had at least one inpatient claim during the performance year. Each hospitalization is defined as a set of claims with the same MBI, same admission date, and same provider number. CMS adjusts for transfers by combining two admissions into one when the second admission was within one day of the discharge date of the first admission. Inpatient claims are identified by claim type code 60. Long-term care hospitals are identified by CCNs where the 3rd through 6th digits are between 2000 - 2299.string
Inpatient rehabilitation facility (IRF) dischargesADM_RehabTotal number of IRF discharges per 1,000 person years in the performance year. A beneficiary is flagged for having a hospitalization in a rehabilitation hospital or unit if the beneficiary had at least one inpatient claim during the performance year. Each hospitalization is defined as a set of claims with the same MBI, same admission date, and same provider number. Inpatient claims are identified by claim type code 60. IRFs are identified by CCNs where the 3rd through 6th digits are between 3025 - 3099 or where the 3rd byte is equal to R or T.string
Inpatient psychiatric facility (IPF) dischargesADM_PsychTotal number of IPF discharges per 1,000 person years in the performance year. A beneficiary is flagged for having a hospitalization in a psychiatric hospital or unit if the beneficiary had at least one inpatient claim during the performance year. Each hospitalization is defined as a set of claims with the same MBI, same admission date, and same provider number. Inpatient claims are identified by claim type code 60. IPFs are identified by CCNs where the 3rd through 6th digits are between 4000 - 4499 or where the 3rd position is equal to M or S.string
Outpatient emergency department (ED) visitsP_EDV_VisTotal number of visits to an outpatient ED per 1,000 person years in the performance year. An Emergency Department Visit (EDV) is defined using both Inpatient & Outpatient claims and using the Revenue Center Code field on the claims: EDVs in the hospital inpatient and hospital outpatient claims with revenue center code values 0450-0459 and 0981. The restriction is imposed that a beneficiary could have a maximum of one EDV on a specific date.string
Emergency Department Visits (EDVs) that lead to a hospitalizationP_EDV_Vis_HOSPTotal number of visits to an ED that result in an inpatient stay per 1,000 person years in the performance year. EDVs that Lead to Hospitalizations is identified in the hospital inpatient claims with revenue center code values 0450-0459 and 0981 Multiple emergency department claims on the same date are counted as a single EDV.string
Computed Tomography (CT) eventsP_CT_VISTotal number of CT events per 1,000 person years in the performance year. CT imaging events are defined based on claim type codes 71 or 72 and RBCS codes IC000N, IC003N, IC006N, IC007N, and IC021N.string
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) eventsP_MRI_VISTotal number of MRI events per 1,000 person years in the performance year. MRI imaging events are defined based on claim type codes 71 or 72 and RBCS codes IM009N, IM010N, IM020N, IM022N, and IM023N.string
Primary care servicesP_EM_TotalTotal number of primary care services per 1,000 person years in the performance year. Primary care services are counted regardless of physician specialty.string
Primary care services with a primary care physician (PCP)P_EM_PCP_VisTotal number of primary care services provided by a PCP per 1,000 person years in the performance year. Defined as a qualifying visit with a PCP with a CMS specialty code of 1 (general practice), 8 (family practice), 11 (internal medicine), 37 (pediatric medicine), or 38 (geriatric medicine). This includes primary care services provided at Method II CAHs.string
Primary care services with a specialistP_EM_SP_VisTotal number of primary care services provided by a specialist per 1,000 person years in the performance year.string
Primary care services with a NP/PA/CNSP_Nurse_VisTotal number of primary care services provided by a nurse practitioner (NP), physician's assistant (PA), or clinical nurse specialist (CNS) per 1,000 person years in the performance year. Defined as a qualifying visit with practitioner with a CMS specialty code of 50 (NP), 89 (CNS), and 97 (PA).string
Primary care services with a FQHC/RHCP_FQHC_RHC_VisTotal number of primary care services provided at a FQHC or RHC per 1,000 person years in the performance year. Bill types are used to identify classes of claims from these providers: RHC claims are bill type 71x and FQHC claims are bill type 77x.string
SNF dischargesP_SNF_ADMTotal number of discharges from a SNF per 1,000 person years in the performance year. Each SNF stay is defined as a set of claims with the same MBI, same admission date, and same provider number. Adjusted for transfers by combining two stays into one when the second admission was within one day of the discharge date of the first admission, or when the second admission was at the same SNF and was within three days of the discharge date of the first admission.number
SNF length of staySNF_LOSAverage number of Medicare covered utilization days for entire SNF stay for stays with a discharge date in the performance year. Each SNF stay is defined as a set of claims with the same MBI, same admission date, and same provider number. Adjusted for transfers by combining two stays into one when the second admission was within one day of the discharge date of the first admission, or when the second admission was at the same SNF and was within three days of the discharge date of the first admission.string
SNF payment per staySNF_PayperStayAverage Medicare expenditure per SNF stay. Includes entire facility payment for stays with discharge date in the performance year. Each SNF stay is defined as a set of claims with the same MBI, same admission date, and same provider number. Adjusted for transfers by combining two stays into one when the second admission was within one day of the discharge date of the first admission, or when the second admission was at the same SNF and was within three days of the discharge date of the first admission.string
Number of CAHsN_CAHTotal number of CAHs participating in the ACO in the performance year. Based on the ACO's certified participant list used in financial reconciliation and information in the Medicare Provider Enrollment, Chain, and Ownership System (PECOS).number
Number of FQHCsN_FQHCTotal number of FQHCs participating in the ACO in the performance year. Based on the ACO's certified participant list used in financial reconciliation and information in PECOS.number
Number of RHCsN_RHCTotal number of RHCs participating in the ACO in the performance year. Based on the ACO's certified participant list used in financial reconciliation and information in PECOS.number
Number of Elected Teaching Amendment (ETA) hospitalsN_ETATotal number of ETA hospitals participating in the ACO in the performance year. Based on the ACO's certified participant list used in financial reconciliation and information in PECOS.number
Number of short-term acute care hospitalsN_HospTotal number of short-term acute care hospitals (excluding CAHs and ETA hospitals) participating in the ACO in the performance year. Based on the ACO’s certified participant list used in financial reconciliation and information in PECOS.number
Number of other facility typesN_Fac_OtherTotal number of other facilities participating in the ACO in the performance year. Based on the ACO's certified participant list used in financial reconciliation and information in PECOS.number
Number of participating PCPsN_PCPTotal number of PCPs that reassigned billing rights to an ACO participant in the performance year. Based on the ACO's certified participant list used in financial reconciliation and information in PECOS. PCPs include the following specialties: General Practice, Family Practice, Internal Medicine, Pediatric Medicine and Geriatric Medicine.number
Number of participating specialistsN_SpecTotal number of physician specialists that reassigned billing rights to an ACO participant in the performance year. Based on the ACO's certified participant list used in financial reconciliation and information in PECOS and claims submitted through ACO participant Tax Identification Numbers (TINs).number
Number of participating nurse practitionersN_NPTotal number of nurse practitioners that reassigned billing rights to an ACO participant in the performance year. Based on the ACO's certified participant list used in financial reconciliation and information in PECOS and claims submitted through ACO participant TINs.number
Number of participating physician assistantsN_PATotal number of physician assistants that reassigned billing rights to an ACO participant in the performance year. Based on the ACO's certified participant list used in financial reconciliation and information in PECOS and claims submitted through ACO participant TINs.number
Number of participating clinical nurse specialistsN_CNSTotal number of clinical nurse specialists that reassigned billing rights to an ACO participant in the performance year. Based on the ACO's certified participant list used in financial reconciliation and information in PECOS and claims submitted through ACO participant TINs.number
Proportion of Dual BeneficiariesPerc_DualThe percentage of an ACO’s assigned beneficiaries that have dual eligibility status (e.g. were simultaneously enrolled in both Medicare and Medicaid for at least one month during the performance year)string
Share of Long-Term Institutionalized BeneficiariesPerc_LTIThe percentage of an ACO’s assigned beneficiaries that are a long-term resident of an institution.string
CAHPS: Getting Timely Care, Appointments, and InformationCAHPS_1string
CAHPS: How Well Your Providers CommunicateCAHPS_2string
CAHPS: Patients’ Rating of ProviderCAHPS_3string
CAHPS: Access to SpecialistsCAHPS_4string
CAHPS: Health Promotion and EducationCAHPS_5string
CAHPS: Shared Decision MakingCAHPS_6CAHPS: Shared Decision-Makingstring
CAHPS: Health Status/Functional StatusCAHPS_7string
CAHPS: Stewardship of Patient ResourcesCAHPS_11string
CAHPS: Courteous and Helpful Office StaffCAHPS_9string
CAHPS: Care CoordinationCAHPS_8string
Hospital-Wide 30-day Readmission RateMeasure_479Hospital-Wide, 30-Day, All-Cause Unplanned Readmission (HWR) Rate for MIPS Eligible clinician Groups. Risk-adjusted percentage of ACO assigned beneficiaries who were hospitalized and readmitted to a hospital within 30 days of discharge from the index hospital admission. Note that a lower performance rate is indicative of better quality.string
All-Cause Unplanned Admissions for Patients with Multiple Chronic ConditionsMeasure_484Clinician and Clinician Group Risk-standardized Hospital Admission Rates for Patients with Multiple Chronic Conditions (MCCs). Annual risk-standardized rate of acute, unplanned hospital admissions among Medicare FFS patients aged 65 years and older with MCCs. Note that a lower performance rate is indicative of better quality. Patients are excluded if they were attributed to Qualifying Alternative Payment Model (APM) Participants (QPs). Most providers participating in Track E and ENHANCED track ACOs are QPs, and so performance rates for Track E and ENHANCED track ACOs may not be representative of the care provided by these ACOs' providers overall. Additionally, many of these ACOs do not have a performance rate calculated due to not meeting the minimum of 18 beneficiaries attributed to non-QP providers.string
Falls: Screening for Future Fall RiskQualityID_318Percentage of patients 65 years of age and older who were screened for future fall risk during the measurement period.string
Preventive Care and Screening: Influenza ImmunizationQualityID_110Percentage of patients aged six months and older seen for a visit during the measurement period who received an influenza immunization OR who reported previous receipt of an influenza immunization.string
Preventive Care and Screening: Tobacco Use: Screening and Cessation InterventionQualityID_226Percentage of patients aged 12 years and older who were screened for tobacco use one or more times within 24 months AND who received tobacco cessation intervention if identified as a tobacco user.string
Preventive Care and Screening: Screening for Depression and Follow-up Plan, WIQualityID_134_WIPercentage of patients aged 12 years and older screened for depression on the date of the encounter or 14 days prior to the date of the encounter using an age-appropriate standardized depression screening tool AND if positive, a follow-up plan is documented on the date of the eligible encounter.string
Preventive Care and Screening: Screening for Depression and Follow-up Plan, eCQMQualityID_134_eCQMPercentage of patients aged 12 years and older screened for depression on the date of the encounter or 14 days prior to the date of the encounter using an age-appropriate standardized depression screening tool AND if positive, a follow-up plan is documented on the date of the eligible encounter.string
Preventive Care and Screening: Screening for Depression and Follow-up Plan, MIPS CQMQualityID_134_MIPSCQMPercentage of patients aged 12 years and older screened for depression on the date of the encounter or 14 days prior to the date of the encounter using an age-appropriate standardized depression screening tool AND if positive, a follow-up plan is documented on the date of the eligible encounter.string
Preventive Care and Screening: Screening for Depression and Follow-up Plan, Medicare CQMQualityID_134_MedicareCQMPercentage of patients aged 12 years and older screened for depression on the date of the encounter or 14 days prior to the date of the encounter using an age-appropriate standardized depression screening tool AND if positive, a follow-up plan is documented on the date of the eligible encounter.string
Colorectal Cancer ScreeningQualityID_113Percentage of adults 45 - 75 years of age who had appropriate screening for colorectal cancer.string
Breast Cancer ScreeningQualityID_112Percentage of women -40 - 74 years of age who had a mammogram to screen for breast cancer in the 27 months prior to the end of the measurement period.string
Statin Therapy for the Prevention and Treatment of Cardiovascular DiseaseQualityID_438Percentage of the following patients-all considered at high risk of cardiovascular events-who were prescribed or were on statin therapy during the measurement period: · Adults who were previously diagnosed with or currently have an active diagnosis of clinical atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD); OR · Adults aged 20 - 75 years who have ever had a low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) level >=190 mg/dL or were previously diagnosed with or currently have an active diagnosis of familial hypercholesterolemia; OR · Adults aged 40-75 years with a diagnosis of diabetes; OR · Adults aged 40-75 with a 10-year ASCVD risk score of >= 20 percentstring
Depression Remission at Twelve MonthsQualityID_370Percentage of adolescent patients 12 to 17 years of age and adult patients 18 years of age or older with major depression or dysthymia who reached remission 12 months (+/- 60 days) after an index event.string
Diabetes: Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) Poor Control (>9%), WIQualityID_001_WIPercentage of patients 18 - 75 years of age with diabetes who had hemoglobin A1c > 9.0% during the measurement period. Note that a lower performance rate is indicative of better quality.string
Diabetes: Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) Poor Control (>9%), eCQMQualityID_001_eCQMPercentage of patients 18 - 75 years of age with diabetes who had hemoglobin A1c > 9.0% during the measurement period. Note that a lower performance rate is indicative of better quality.string
Diabetes: Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) Poor Control (>9%), MIPS CQMQualityID_001_MIPSCQMPercentage of patients 18 - 75 years of age with diabetes who had hemoglobin A1c > 9.0% during the measurement period. Note that a lower performance rate is indicative of better quality.string
Diabetes: Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) Poor Control (>9%), Medicare CQMQualityID_001_MedicareCQMPercentage of patients 18 - 75 years of age with diabetes who had hemoglobin A1c > 9.0% during the measurement period. Note that a lower performance rate is indicative of better quality.string
Controlling High Blood Pressure, WIQualityID_236_WIPercentage of patients 18 - 85 years of age who had a diagnosis of hypertension overlapping the measurement period and whose most recent blood pressure was adequately controlled (< 140/90 mmHg) during the measurement period.string
Controlling High Blood Pressure, eCQMQualityID_236_eCQMPercentage of patients 18 - 85 years of age who had a diagnosis of hypertension overlapping the measurement period and whose most recent blood pressure was adequately controlled (< 140/90 mmHg) during the measurement period.string
Controlling High Blood Pressure, MIPS CQMQualityID_236_MIPSCQMPercentage of patients 18 - 85 years of age who had a diagnosis of hypertension overlapping the measurement period and whose most recent blood pressure was adequately controlled (< 140/90 mmHg) during the measurement period.string
Controlling High Blood Pressure, Medicare CQMQualityID_236_MedicareCQMPercentage of patients 18 - 85 years of age who had a diagnosis of hypertension overlapping the measurement period and whose most recent blood pressure was adequately controlled (< 140/90 mmHg) during the measurement period.string

At a glance

Catalog
data.cms.gov
Publisher
Office of Enterprise Data and Analytics (OEDA)
Rows
476
Columns
189
State column
None found
Topics
Spending and use of services, Quality and ratings, ACOs and payment models
Contact
SharedSavingsProgram@cms.hhs.gov

API

Free, no key needed. This request returns the first 10 rows as JSON:

https://data.cms.gov/data-api/v1/dataset/73b2ce14-351d-40ac-90ba-ec9e1f5ba80c/data?size=10

Versions 13

The newest version is the one linked above. Older releases stay on the official site.

  • 2024-01-04posted Jul 20, 2026
  • 2023-10-01posted Oct 29, 2024
  • 2022-02-01posted Apr 22, 2024
  • 2021-01-04posted Sep 19, 2023
  • 2020-01-01posted Dec 4, 2023
  • 2019-07-01oc1posted Jan 23, 2024
  • 2019-01-31posted Dec 4, 2023
  • 2018-01-15posted Dec 4, 2023
Show 5 older versions
  • 2017-01-15posted Dec 4, 2023
  • 2016-01-15posted Dec 4, 2023
  • 2015-01-15posted Dec 4, 2023
  • 2014-12-31posted Dec 4, 2023
  • 2013-12-31posted Dec 4, 2023

CMS's description

The Shared Savings Program Performance Year Financial and Quality Results data provides Medicare Shared Savings Program (Shared Savings Program) ACO-specific quality, expenditure, benchmark, and shared savings/loss metrics, as well as summarized beneficiary and provider information for each performance year of the Shared Savings Program.

Methodology and other documents from CMS:

The summary at the top was written by hand from this description. Record id cms:73b2ce14-351d-40ac-90ba-ec9e1f5ba80c. This record as JSON.

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