#Allplan alfa full
#Allplan alfa series

#Allplan alfa full

Read the full brief for more information about each step. The sidebar lays out key milestones in the procurement process. Consistent with guidance issued under APLs or emerging as part of California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal (CalAIM), the procurement allows DHCS to highlight and strengthen requirements set forth in APLs and the waiver renewal. The upcoming procurement will uniquely allow DHCS to consolidate existing contract language, strengthen monitoring and oversight provisions, and clarify key policy areas.

NovemberвЂ“December 2021 - Final RFP releaseДЇebruaryвЂ“March 2022 - Plan responses to RFP due (60 days postrelease)Д«y end of 2022 - DHCS awards RFP contracts to selected plans June 2021 - DHCS releases draft RFP for public comment Health plan procurement provides an opportunity for DHCS to change the structure and requirements contained in health plan contracts in ways that both complement and are distinct from those available under Medi-Cal waivers or the issuance of All Plan Letters (APLs). 1 Current enrollment in the existing nine commercial plans across these affected counties is approximately 3.4 million members, with total payments to health plans of more than $13 billion. If the managed care models remain the same, 36 counties will go through reprocurement. The upcoming procurement includes only commercial plans and is technically not applicable to County Organized Health Systems or local initiatives (although the contract changes that accompany the procurement will apply to all Medi-Cal managed care plans).ДHCS is engaging in a request for proposal (RFP) by which the health plans most qualified are selected. Medi-Cal managed care procurement is an opportunity for DHCS to evaluate whether to continue its relationships with current Medi-Cal managed care plans, enter into contracts with new plans, reexamine expectations of those plans, or some combination of these. Procurement is the process of purchasing goods or services. Medi-Cal Managed Care Plan Procurement Impact on Commercial Plans This brief explains what that process is and what it means for the future of Medi-Cal managed care and the Californians it serves. In total, Medi-Cal covers more than 13.4 million Californians, and managed care plans provide coverage to nearly 84% of them.Д«eginning in 2021, the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), which administers the Medi-Cal program, will engage in a reprocurement process for all commercial managed care plans. Medi-Cal is CaliforniaвЂ™s Medicaid program, providing health coverage to Californians with low incomes, including approximately 5.4 million children and youth under the age of 21, over a million seniors, about half of all Californians with disabilities, and around one in six workers.

#Allplan alfa series

The series provides an overview of the program, including the people it serves, the services it provides, and how it is organized, managed, and financed. These fact sheets are part of CHCFвЂ™s Medi-Cal Explained series.