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6. Proposing the scope of DRGs is new but beneficial. Each hospital will have a lot of say in terms of its scope and approach to bundled payments, such as which DRGs will be included in its bundled payments, Ms. Baggot says.
To arrive at the reimbursement that a hospital will receive for a particular MS-DRG, the hospital's base rate is multiplied by the MS-DRG weight. In the most simplified terms, the hospital base rate identifies the reimbursement that a hospital would receive for treating the average patient.he receiving facility receives the full MS-DRG payment. An example of an MS-DRG that meets the post-acute care transfer criteria is MS-DRG 100, Seizures w MCC. Medicare Code Edits (MCE). Under MS-DRGs, Medicare uses the MCE in the processing of IPPS claims.