Since CMS implemented the beneficiary information follow-up communication requirement, we have received feedback from ACOs that requiring the follow-up communication no later than the earlier of the beneficiary's next primary care service visit or 180 days from the date the standardized written notice was provided is difficult for ACOs to ( operationalize as they do not always know when the beneficiary's next primary care service will be and in some cases it can be very soon after the beneficiary receives the original beneficiary notification
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To understand the potential health equity impacts of a new ambulatory specialty model and to help ensure the goals laid out in the CMS Strategic Plan and the Innovation Center Strategy Refresh are met, we request feedback on the following questions: (29) Similar to how other Innovation Center models may offer financial and technical supports to certain qualifying clinicians (for example, safety net clinicians) as part of a model's health equity strategy (for example, the GUIDE model [619] ), how might CMS support the participation of clinicians in an ambulatory specialty model that may serve a higher proportion of underserved patients (for example, small practices or clinicians in rural areas)
