Medicare Managed Care Manual (Pub. 100-16), Ch. 5 § 30.2.2

HOS Data Feedback

Last amended: 2014Year: 2014Length: 485 wordsOfficial source
30.2.2 - HOS Data Feedback (Rev. 117, Issued: 08-08-14, Effective: 08-08-14, Implementation: 08-08-14) Individual member level data will not be provided to plans after baseline data collection. However, organizations will receive the following from CMS: 1. HOS Baseline Report - This report will be made available to all plans participating in the previous year's baseline cohort. This quality improvement tool, which presents an aggregate overview of the baseline health status of each MAO's Medicare enrollees, was developed and extensively tested to ensure that MAOs would find the data useful and actionable. Each MAO’s QIO will also receive electronic copies of the baseline reports and is available to collaborate with MAOs on interpreting the data, identifying opportunities to improve care, assisting with planning effective, measurable interventions, and evaluating and monitoring the results of your interventions. Using data from the HOS to plan and conduct a quality improvement project may fulfill one of the QI program requirements. All report distribution occurs electronically through HPMS. MAOs are also alerted of all HOS report and data availability through HPMS. 2. HOS Performance Measurement Report and Data - After the administration of each follow up cohort, a cohort specific performance measurement report is produced. Survey responses from baseline and follow up are merged to create a performance measurement data set. The HOS performance measurement results are computed using a rigorous case mix/risk adjustment model. The resulting aggregation of these scores across beneficiaries within a plan yields the HOS plan level performance measurement results. The performance measurement reports and corresponding data results are designed to support MAO quality improvement activities. 3. HOS-M Summary Reports - After each yearly administration of the Medicare HOS-M, a plan specific report is produced and is available for each organization participating in the survey. The HOS-M report focuses on PACE plans serving frail and elderly beneficiaries, and provides a summary of demographic information, physical and mental health status, and selected health status measures. The corresponding beneficiary level data for a report are also made available to participating PACE plans. All distribution of HOS-M reports occurs electronically to participating PACE organizations through HPMS. Plans are also alerted of report and data availability through HPMS. 4. Survey Vendor Reports - The vendors administering the survey may provide you with reports on the progress of mail and telephone survey administration. Each report may consist of data on the number of surveys issued during the first and second survey mailings, the number of surveys returned completed or partially completed, the number of sampled members for whom a survey could not be obtained (e.g., due to death, disenrollment, language barrier), and mail and telephone response rate calculations. MAOs should not ask their survey vendor for additional analyses or member specific data. They are prohibited from providing this type of information. Requests for interpretation of the data or more detailed analyses of the data should be directed to each MAO’s State QIO.
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