Representative Redmond introduces risk-sharing schedule for value-based care organizations
RS 32,254 was introduced to require Medicaid value-based care organizations to assume increasing risk-sharing percentages over multiple years; the committee introduced the measure on a voice vote.
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BOISE — Representative Jordan Redmond introduced RS 32,254 in the House Health and Welfare Committee, a proposal to require value-based care organizations that serve Medicaid populations to assume stepped-up risk-sharing percentages over time, according to his presentation.
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