Join our QPP experts and learn last minute tips for 2020 data submission. We will also cover the updates to quality measures for 2021 and an overview of cost. This presentation will include information on how to perform better in both quality and cost categories.
Spend 20 minutes with Comagine Health and receive a brief but comprehensive overview addressing the alternatives to opioids for pain management. This quickinar session will touch on:
The MIPS Almanac provides a month-by-month plan to break down MIPS reporting tasks into more manageable activities.
Utah providers are encouraged to join Comagine Health for a six-part series to help you create a learning network that will support and accelerate process and quality-of-care improvements using health information technology, quality measures related to diabetes and chro
Utah providers are encouraged to join Comagine Health for a six-part series to help you create a learning network that will support and accelerate process and quality-of-care improvements using health information technology, quality measures related to diabetes and chro
Utah providers are encouraged to join Comagine Health for a six-part series to help you create a learning network that will support and accelerate process and quality-of-care improvements using health information technology, quality measures related to diabetes and chro
Utah providers are encouraged to join Comagine Health for a six-part series to help you create a learning network that will support and accelerate process and quality-of-care improvements using health information technology, quality measures related to diabetes and chro
Utah providers are encouraged to join Comagine Health for a six-part series to help you create a learning network that will support and accelerate process and quality-of-care improvements using health information technology, quality measures related to diabetes and chro
Spend 20 minutes with Comagine Health and receive a brief but comprehensive overview about the Six Building Blocks Program, a website developed by the University of Washington Department of Family Medicine and Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute.
For long-term and post-acute care (LTPAC) providers, knowing a resident’s baseline is a critical first step in being able to recognize signs of decline so they can institute timely interventions.
