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CMS Pub. 100-16, ch. 4, § 100.4

Valuing Rewards and Incentives

activein force · 2026-08-25 – presentas-observed

Rewards and incentives for each RI Program must have values that are expected to elicit

intended enrollee behavior but may not exceed the value of the health related service or

activity (§422.134(C)(1)(iii)).

At this time, CMS has not identified the monetary values that exceed what is necessary to

influence enrollee behavior. There is also no express limit on how often rewards and/or

incentives may be offered to enrollees throughout a contract year. Instead, MA plans are

to establish reasonable and appropriate values for rewards and/or incentives that comply

with §422.134.

If necessary, in the future, we may issue additional guidance applying the regulation

standards to specify limits on the value of rewards and incentives.

History

(Rev. 121, Issued: 04-22-16, Effective: 04-22-16, Implementation: 04-22-16)

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