If a hospital treats a high percentage of low-income patients, it will receive a percentage add-on payment that will be applied to the DRG-adjusted base payment rate, which is known as a(n): Group of answer choices A) indirect medical education adjustment. B) disproportionate share adjustment. C) cost of living adjustment. D) high-cost outlier adjustment. E) transfer case adjustment.
Option B - Disproportionate share adjustment
When the hospital treats a high percentage of low-income patients the percent increase in payment is added to to the DRG-adjusted base payment rate
indirect medical education adjustment - involve add on payment to hospitals involving in teaching activities
cost of living adjustment- hike in salaries to support cost of living
high-cost outlier adjustment - it is done when the cost is high for care for longer period
transfer case adjustment - adjustment the cost of transferred case
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