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We understand that ACO staff may split time between multiple functions and proposed this aspect of our permitted uses criteria partly to make it easier for ACOs to categorize and account for the staff time necessary to provide direct beneficiary services not otherwise covered by Traditional Medicare while meeting the requirement that they spend at least 50 percent of their funding on direct beneficiary services
