This program will highlight how Health Equity Accreditation Plus builds on these activities for organizations that are more advanced and have an ongoing commitment to health equity.

Alliance Medical Ministry (AMM) has a patient population that faces an array of social risks (low income, uninsured, language barrier, low health literacy).

This course is a discussion about the expected return on investment for becoming a PCMH. Faculty will highlight different ways to define ROI through the eyes of various stakeholders, including patients, staff, funders and the community.

Health care spending as a percentage of GDP grew from 5% in 1960 to nearly 19% in 2020. To slow this upward trajectory, narrow networks and access barriers (such as gatekeepers, utilization review and prior authorization) were introduced in the 1990s.

This session focuses on real-world implementation of the HL7® Da Vinci Project’s FHIR® standards and AI to drive point-of-care authorization decisions.

Attend this live discussion to gain in-depth knowledge from the architects of the new NCQA Health Equity Accreditation program.