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We’ve created a flexible transition plan so organizations that are prepared to adopt digital HEDIS can begin leveraging digital measures, while those needing more time can continue with traditional reporting methods until they are ready.

The evolution of HEDIS leverages available electronic health data to make quality measurement more accurate, actionable, timely and affordable. As we move toward a fully digital state, NCQA plans to phase out the hybrid reporting method by MY 2029.

Rebecca Jacobson, MD, CEO & President of Astrata shares some of the lessons learned from working with health plans that are moving to a fully digital HEDIS workflow.

NCQA spoke with Micky Tripathi, Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy and Acting Chief AI Officer at HHS about the evolving landscape of health care interoperability and ongoing challenges in the quest for seamless global data exchange.

The coalition will perform end-to-end testing of regulated FHIR data, using the real-world use case of digital HEDIS measurement.

There are many benefits to transitioning to digital quality measurement—such as accessing data more readily, with less friction, at lower cost—but the most important is improved care delivery. Learn how patients and members benefit from the transition.

NCQA’s HEDIS® reporting was included as a Level 2 exchange purpose in two standard operating procedures under TEFCA. Find out what it means.

We asked Allison Lance, NCQA’s Director, Digital Quality Community, to explain some of the challenges health care organizations face during the transition to digital quality.