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Health Innovation Summit

Registration open for NCQA Health Innovation Summit on Oct. 23-25, 2023, in Orlando, FL.

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Race and Ethnicity Stratification Learning Network

This website summarizes efforts NCQA led with 14 health plans to investigate how to leverage race and ethnicity data in quality measures to reduce health disparities.

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The Universal Foundation

NCQA Welcomes CMS’s “Aligning Quality Measures across CMS — The Universal Foundation”

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Watch Our Videos

  1.  4.3.2023

    PCMH Office Hours – Understanding Workforce Needs

  2.  4.3.2023

    PCMH Office Hours – Lessons Learned from Coaching Pilot

  3.  2.28.2023

    The Future of HEDIS®: New Ideas for 2024 and Digital Content

NCQA Blog

  1. May 24, 2023

    Inside Health Care #106: Dr. Ben Kligler with Integrative Medicine through a Quality Lens

  2. May 23, 2023

    Adding Resources to Improve Antibiotics Stewardship

  3. May 18, 2023

    What Wider Access to NCQA Digital Content Means

NCQA At a Glance

Contractual services and recognition of providers and practices are two high-growth areas.

203 Million

People enrolled in health plans that report HEDIS results to NCQA.

13,000+

Recognized patient-centered medical homes.

1,100+

Health plans accredited through Health Plan Accreditation.

350+

Full-time employees, mainly in our office in Washington, DC.

President Margaret E. O’Kane founded NCQA in 1990 as a
one-person operation working out of borrowed office space.

Last updated July, 2021