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CMS Pub. 100-16, ch. mc86c16b, § 20.1.3

Grouping Chronic Conditions

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

When completing the SNP application, MAOs may apply to offer a C-SNP that targets any one

of the following:

1. A single CMS-approved chronic condition (selected from the list in section 20.1.2

above),

2. A CMS-approved group of commonly co-morbid and clinically-linked conditions

(described in section 20.1.3.1 below), or

3. An MAO-customized group of multiple chronic conditions (described in section 20.1.3.2

below).

History

(Rev. 123, Issued: 08-19-16, Effective: 08-19-16, Implementation: 08-19-16)

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