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The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA) – which was passed with bipartisan support in 2015 – promises to fundamentally change the way the United States evaluates and pays for healthcare. Review the full text here.
The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA) – which was passed with bipartisan support in 2015 – promises to fundamentally change the way the United States evaluates and pays for healthcare. Review the full text here.
During this webinar attendees will learn about the practical applications of this form of communication, hear from providers who have successfully integrated motivational interviewing into their daily patient interactions, and examine possible barriers to implementation and practical ways of overcoming them.
Q Corp is proud to be included in a first-ever comparison report of what commercial insurers are paying for healthcare in different regions.
Developmental screening is a priority in our state, with metrics related to developmental screening included in the Coordinated Care Organization (CCO) incentive metrics, as a standard in the Patient Centered Primary Care Home Program (PCPCH), and as a metric for Early Learning Hubs. The purpose of developmental screening is to ensure that children identified at-risk for delays receive assessment and services that address those delays early.
At a time of heated debate over the cost of healthcare and an intensifying quest to make it affordable, the Network for Regional Healthcare Improvement (NRHI) is expanding its groundbreaking initiative that compares costs of health services in different regions of the country and what is driving them.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has named the Network for Regional Healthcare Improvement (NRHI) as a recipient in year one of a potential five-year contract worth $3.5 million.
Last week Q Corp Senior Program Director Kate Elliott facilitated a national webinar for the Transforming Clinical Practice Initiative, a CMS-funded initiative to support more than 140,000 clinician practices over the next four years in sharing, adapting and further developing their comprehensive quality improvement strategies. This webinar featured a panel of top-notch practice facilitators, including three from Oregon. Read more here.
Q Corp was invited to the state capitol twice over the last couple of weeks to speak about commercial health care costs in Oregon.
The Patient-Centered Primary Care Institute is excited to announce the launch of the online modules on the Institute website!
Through insightful breakout sessions, keynote addresses and networking, participants will learn about opportunities for improvement, collaboration and how MACRA applies to primary care, specialty care, independent practice and systems.
Announcing the save the date for the Oregon MACRA Playbook Conference. Through insightful breakout sessions, keynote addresses and networking, participants will learn about opportunities for improvement, collaboration and how MACRA applies to primary care, specialty care, independent practice and systems.
HealthInsight Management Corporation, HealthInsight Oregon and Q Corp have approved an agreement for Q Corp to merge with HealthInsight. Board approval of the merger follows six months of joint exploration as part of a strategic partnership development contract, announced last August. Over the next six months, our organizational leaders will work together to finalize a governance and leadership plan, realign corporate structure and staffing, and finalize integration. Mylia Christensen will continue to serve as executive director of both Q Corp and HealthInsight Oregon.
Effective data sharing is critical to the success of population-based payment (PBP) models because the many components of the models—patient attribution, financial benchmarking, and performance measurement—require timely data in order to function.
Download slides and files from the Oregon MACRA Playbook Conference: Medicare’s Quality Payment Program and the Move to Value-Based Care - June 22, 2017 at the Sentinel Hotel in Portland, Oregon.
As Medicare, Medicaid, employers, and commercial payers press for new ways of paying for care, the data sharing enterprise will become an ever more important component of provider and payer strategic planning. Q Corp is proud to be included in this recently released report from the Health Care Payment LAN: Data Sharing Requirements Initiative: Collaborative Approaches to Advance Data Sharing. The goal of this report is to assist individual organizations in making strategic decisions about data sharing.
The Oregon Medical Association (OMA) shares information about the Institute's Clinician Academy in their most recent issue of Medicine in Oregon. The article, "Uncovering the Spark: Oregon’s Clinician Academy Combats Provider Burnout," covers the Clinician Academy and its work to improve care and reduce provider burnout.
Q Corp is pleased to announce its brand new Reporting Portal, created in partnership with our data vendor Onpoint Health Data. Using claims data furnished by the Q Corp Data Collaborative, the Reporting Portal delivers aggregated claims data from ten payers – including commercial health plans, Medicaid and Medicare – to primary care practices.
Q Corp is hosting three online webinars to demonstrate the brand new Reporting Portal, created in partnership with our data vendor Onpoint Health Data. Using claims data furnished by the Q Corp Data Collaborative, the Reporting Portal delivers aggregated claims data from ten payers – including commercial health plans, Medicaid and Medicare – to primary care practices. At these webinars, staff will be on hand to show you the features and functionality of the new portal as well as answer any questions you may have. Join us for the first of the three.
Q Corp is hosting three online webinars to demonstrate the brand new Reporting Portal, created in partnership with our data vendor Onpoint Health Data. Using claims data furnished by the Q Corp Data Collaborative, the Reporting Portal delivers aggregated claims data from ten payers – including commercial health plans, Medicaid and Medicare – to primary care practices.
Q Corp is hosting three online webinars to demonstrate the brand new Reporting Portal, created in partnership with our data vendor Onpoint Health Data. Using claims data furnished by the Q Corp Data Collaborative, the Reporting Portal delivers aggregated claims data from ten payers – including commercial health plans, Medicaid and Medicare – to primary care practices.
On September 27, 2017 Q Corp/HealthInsight presented their Total Cost of Care work in a panel discussion and presentation at the National Affordability Summit hosted by the Network for Regional Healthcare Improvement. View the recording and slides here.
Please use these links to access the Healthy Collumbia Willamette Collaborative member organizations' most recent Community Health Improvement Plans (CHIPs) and/or Community Health Assessments (CHAs).
Please note that OHSU does not complete a Community Health Improvement Plan, and Clark County is still in the development process.
