Redesigning the Medicare inpatient PPS to reduce payments to hospitals with high readmission rates.

Health Care Financing Review Pub Date : 2009-01-01
Richard F Averill, Elizabeth C McCullough, John S Hughes, Norbert I Goldfield, James C Vertrees, Richard L Fuller
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Abstract

A redesign of the Medicare inpatient prospective payment system (IPPS) that reduces payments to hospitals that have high-risk adjusted readmission rates is proposed. The redesigned IPPS uses a readmission performance standard from best practice hospitals to determine the risk-adjusted number of excess readmissions in a hospital and determines the payment reduction for a hospital based on its excess number of readmissions. Extrapolating from Florida Medicare 2004-2005 discharge data, the redesigned IPPS is estimated to reduce overall annual Medicare inpatient expenditures nationally by $1.25, 1.92, and 2.58 billion for readmission windows of 7, 15, and 30 days, respectively.

重新设计医疗保险住院病人 PPS,减少对再入院率高的医院的支付。
建议重新设计医疗保险住院病人预付费系统 (IPPS),以减少对风险调整后再入院率高的医院的支付。重新设计的 IPPS 使用最佳实践医院的再入院绩效标准来确定医院经风险调整后的超额再入院次数,并根据超额再入院次数确定医院的减付额度。根据佛罗里达州医疗保险 2004-2005 年的出院数据推断,重新设计的 IPPS 估计将使全国医疗保险住院病人的年度总支出分别减少 12.5 亿美元、19.2 亿美元和 25.8 亿美元,再入院时间窗口分别为 7 天、15 天和 30 天。
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Health Care Financing Review 医学-卫生保健
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