What type of payments does the RxHCC model directly impact?

The RxHCC model specifically impacts the monthly Part D direct subsidy payments. This model is designed to assess and adjust payments related to Medicare Part D, which is the prescription drug benefit for Medicare beneficiaries. The RxHCC system uses health conditions and demographics to predict and allocate resources more accurately according to the healthcare needs of the beneficiaries.

By utilizing this model, payers can receive a more tailored subsidy based on the prescription drug utilization and medical complexities of their enrolled populations. As beneficiaries with higher health risk scores often require more resources for their medications and related healthcare services, the model helps ensure that funding aligns with expected costs.

In contrast, annual primary care subsidies, one-time health improvement allocations, and quarterly wellness reimbursements are influenced by different frameworks and policies unrelated to the specifics of the RxHCC model. Each of these other options addresses different levels of healthcare funding or incentives but does not fall under the purview of how the RxHCC model directly influences payment structures.