At the median TEAM hospital, the hip or femur fracture stay uses 38% of the 2026 target price, according to Kent Applied's analysis of CMS files.

38%

of the 2026 target used by the stay

At the median TEAM hospital, the hip or femur fracture stay uses 38% of the 2026 target price, according to Kent Applied's analysis of CMS files.

For coronary bypass the stay uses 70%. The rest of each target is left for doctors and the 30 days after discharge.

Sources: TEAM position report: where each hospital stands in CMS's TEAM model (opens in a new tab), Fig. 1 table, Hip or femur fracture, 447 hospitals; CMS, TEAM model page (opens in a new tab), Model overview: what target prices cover and when an episode ends. Verified October 2026.

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Sources for the figures above: 42 CFR 512.550, Reconciliation process and determination of the reconciliation payment or repayment amount (opens in a new tab); American Hospital Association, Increasing Delays in Timely Discharges issue brief (December 2022) (opens in a new tab).

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Sources for the figures above: CMS, TEAM Model Overview slides (updated September 2026) (opens in a new tab); Transforming Episode Accountability Model (TEAM) model page (opens in a new tab).

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