34 Pa. Code § 127.112 - Inpatient acute care providers-capital-related costs
(a) An additional payment shall be made to
providers of inpatient hospital services for the capital-related costs
reimbursed under the Medicare Part A Program.
(b) Hospitals, which have a hospital-specific
capital rate lower than the Federal capital rate (fully-prospective), shall be
paid for capital-related costs as follows: the hospital's capital rate, as
determined by the Medicare intermediary, shall be multiplied by the DRG
relative weight on the date of discharge.
(c) Hospitals, which have a hospital-specific
capital rate equal to or higher than the Federal capital rate (hold-harmless),
shall be paid for capital-related costs as follows:
(1) Hospitals paid at 100% of the Federal
capital rate shall receive the Federal capital rate, as determined by the
Medicare intermediary, multiplied by the DRG relative weight on the date of
discharge.
(2) Hospitals paid at a
rate greater than 100% of the Federal capital rate shall be paid on the basis
of the most recent notice of interim payment rates as determined by the
Medicare intermediary. Hospitals shall receive the new Federal capital rate
multiplied by the DRG relative weight on the date of the discharge plus the old
Federal capital rate as determined by the Medicare intermediary.
(d) Capital-exceptional hospitals,
or new hospitals within the first 2 years of participation in the Medicare
Program, shall be paid for capital-related costs as follows: the most recent
interim payment rate for capital-related costs, as determined by the Medicare
intermediary, shall be added to the DRG payment on the date of
discharge.
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