MS-DRG base rate × CMS relative weight, plus day-outlier per diem, priced against your hospital's contracted base rate.
SoonerSelect is currently required to pay 100% of this same OHCA fee-for-service schedule under the state's provider rate floor — both tracks price identically today. The track you pick only changes the citation saved on the calculation, in case that floor is narrowed or expires later.
OHCA assigns every SoonerCare hospital to one of several peer groups, each with its own DRG base rate — not one flat rate for every hospital. Pick this hospital's group (OHCA will have told you which one, or your billing office will know) to set the base rate directly, without needing the platform admin to enter it.
Straight from OHCA's own 2006 DRG design report — each is a yes/no attribute from the hospital's CMS cost report (Form 2552):
A group isn't one clean rule like "Critical Access = Group 3" — OHCA scored all 32 combinations of these 5 attributes by predicted cost and split them into 5 roughly-equal bands, so which group a given combination lands in depends on that ranking, not a single attribute. See docs/OK-MEDICAID-DRG.md.
Grouped by APR-DRG (Grouper 40), not MS-DRG. Day/cost outlier add-ons apply only to clients age 20 and younger. Clients 21 and older have no outlier here — HHSC instead applies a $200,000-per-client-per-benefit-year cap tracked across all of that client's claims, which this tool can't enforce on a single encounter without storing patient identifiers (see docs/TX-MEDICAID-DRG.md).
| DRG | Description | Weight | LOS | Died | Charge ($) | DRG Pay | Outlier | Total |
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| DRG | Description | Weight | LOS | Base Pay | Outlier | Line Total |
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Facility charge only — physicians and other professionals involved in the stay (surgeon, anesthesiologist, radiologist, pathologist, hospitalist, etc.) bill separately and are not included here. The printed estimate repeats this note.
For a Medigap, supplemental, or employer gap plan that pays a share of the patient's leftover balance. A projection — not from a loaded contract. The hospital files the secondary claim; the actual amount is set then.