According to § 425.30(b), ACOs are required to report the following information in a standardized format specified by CMS:
Carolina Medical Home Network ACO, LLC
4309 Emperor Blvd, Suite 430
Durham, NC 27703
Lauren Lowery, Director of Operations, Carolina Medical Home Network
LoweryL@NCCHCA.org
(984)241-5914
Identification of ACO participants
Identification of participants in joint ventures between ACO professionals and hospitals
Identification of the members of the ACO governing body
Identification of key clinical and administrative leadership
Identification of associated committees and committee leadership
Identification of the types of ACO participants or combinations of participants that formed the ACO
Amount of Shared Savings/Losses
Shared Savings Distribution:
No, CMHN ACO does not use the SNF-3-Day Rule Waiver.
To be completed after the conclusion of the performance year
Updates and notices will be posted on the PPA Notice Board.
Updated Scoring Rubric: New evaluation domain added (posted May 27, 2025). Provider of choice has been added as a formal evaluation domain. Updated rubric reflects scoring expectations.
DELETION OF HEALTHY OPPORTUNITIES PILOT CONTRACT DOMAIN; REVISED TIMELINE
In a recent meeting of the Board of Managers of the Carolina Medical Home Network, the Board adopted a resolution affecting the Preferred Payor Arrangement ("PPA") that acknowledges the defunding of the Healthy Opportunities Pilots and deletes that contract domain in the PPA's Request for Proposal (the "RFP") and related scoring. Accordingly, PHPs are afforded additional time to revise their proposals within the 30-page limit and the filing deadline for responses to the RFP is extended until July 25, 2025. The deadline for CMHN announcing the Preferred Payor selections is also extended to no later than October 31, 2025.
All individual PHP questions have been combined and anonymized in this document. Content is organized by topic (e.g., Submission Requirements, Shared Savings, Quality, Risk, etc.).
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