UC Pool Timeline Clause Samples

UC Pool Timeline i. DY 1: 1. By January 4, 2013, the state must submit to CMS the UC Payment Application template for review and approval. CMS and the state agree to a target approval date of February 28, 2013. CMS reserves the right to not approve the template on the target date if the document is not approvable at that time. 2. Following CMS approval of the UC Payment Application template, hospitals may begin to submit the template for DY 1. 3. By April 30, 2013, the state must submit a revised Attachment J should the state elect to revise the uniform percentages for DY 1. 4. Within 90 days of CMS approval of the UC Payment Application, the state must submit all completed UC Payment Applications in order to qualify for DY 1 UC Payments. 5. By December 31st, hospitals must submit the UC Payment Application for DY 2 in order to qualify to DY 2 UC Payments ii. DY 2 through 4: 1. By December 31st of each year, hospitals must submit to the state the UC Payment Application for the DY beginning January 1. iii. DY 2 through 5: 1. By February 28th of each year, the state must submit a revised Attachment J to CMS for review and approval. 2. By March 31st of each year, the state must submit to CMS the UC Payment Applications and a chart of the estimated UC Payments to each provider for the DY. 3. Within 90 days of the end of the previous DY, the state must submit to CMS: A. The UC Applications submitted by eligible providers; and B. A chart of actual UC Payments for the previous DY.
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