Wakely Risk Assessment Model (WRA version 2.0) Now Available from WCG, Includes HHS Risk Assessment Methodology
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Risk adjustment is a critical part of the health reform provisions that take effect in 2014. The HHS risk adjustment methodology will be used in 2014 across the country to risk adjust health plans in commercial small group and individual markets. Generally, health plans enrolling healthier than average individuals will make a payment to plans that enroll members that are sicker than average.
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Already used by many organizations, the WRA model is open-source with a well-documented code base, which promotes much needed transparency in understanding risk adjustment results. In addition to the HHS approach the model includes the WRA mappings and algorithm which is significantly more accurate as tested on a benchmark database. “Version 2.01 packages two powerful algorithms into a simple and easy to use model, with either model being more appropriate than the other for a given application. The WRA model provides a robust foundation for a wide variety of applications related to risk-assessment”, notes Mehmud. For more information on this model please visit the model website or contact
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