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CMS Pub. 100-16, ch. 7, § 70.3

End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD)

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

In addition to the CMS-HCC model used to improve payment accuracy for aged/disabled

beneficiaries enrolled in MA plans and PACE organizations, CMS implemented the

ESRD model to improve accuracy for enrollees with ESRD, including those in dialysis

status, having transplants, and in post-graft status. The CMS-HCC ESRD model is based

on the CMS-HCC model for aged/disabled beneficiaries: it uses the same HCCs and

therefore retains the characteristics of the CMS-HCC model. The coefficients differ as

they are estimated for the ESRD dialysis and transplant populations, which have different

costs for their Part A and B benefits and different cost patterns among the various

diagnoses.

The following are the segments of the ESRD model:

• Dialysis,

• Transplant, and

• Post-Graft/Functioning Graft

History

(Rev. 114, Issued; 06-07-13, Effective: 06- 07-13, Implementation: 06-07-13)

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