Yes. Verification requirements from CR 7 were merged into CR 3, Elements A_C.
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8.15.2012 Evaluation Options: Standards and Guidelines CR 7: Recredentialing Verification was eliminated for Accreditation 2013. Is there a recredentialing requirement?
8.15.2012 Evaluation Options: HEDIS Reporting and Scoring When must plans report HEDIS/CAHPS measures if they are going through the First Evaluation Option?
8.15.2012 Evaluation Options: Status and Scoring Does NCQA publish denials for plans undergoing the Interim Evaluation Option or the First Evaluation Option?
8.15.2012 Completely overturned denials excluded from file review Are overturned denials excluded from file review for only UM 9, Elements C and D, or from all elements in UM 9?
8.15.2012 Evaluation Options: Status and Scoring Is it possible for plans to score higher than Accredited status during any First Evaluation Option years?
8.15.2012 Evaluation Options: Status and Scoring How are plans scored that do not report HEDIS/CAHPS?
8.15.2012 Evaluation Options: Accreditation Surveys What is the Resurvey timeline for plans that score less than 85 percent of the possible points during the First Evaluation Option or the Renewal Evaluation Option?
8.15.2012 Evaluation Options: Accreditation Surveys May a plan that was denied accreditation reapply for accreditation in less than a year from the date of the Denied status?
Yes, a plan may apply for a new Accreditation Survey (called an Expedited Survey) in less than a year under specific circumstances, including:
The plan was denied accreditation under the Interim Evaluation Option and may reapply after three months.
The organization demonstrates to NCQAs satisfaction that the issues identified in the original survey can be corrected within a six- to nine-month time frame as a result of the organizations activity.
Correction of the issues would raise the organizations accreditation status in a new survey.
To qualify for an Expedited Survey, a plan must submit a written request listing the steps it has taken to address the substantive issues that led to its Denied Accreditation status.
This applies to the following Programs and Years:
8.15.2012 Evaluation Options: Basics How are the First Evaluation Option and the Renewal Evaluation Option different?
The First Evaluation Option is for plans without existing NCQA Accreditation, and plans may, but are not required to report HEDIS/CAHPS until the third annual HEDIS reporting cycle. HEDIS/CAHPS reporting and scoring are required at the time of survey submission and annually thereafter for the Renewal Evaluation Option.
This applies to the following Programs and Years:
8.15.2012 Evaluation Options: Basics Which Evaluation Option should plans choose if they have not been accredited by NCQA?
Plans new to NCQA can earn accreditation through the Interim Evaluation Option or the First Evaluation Optionplans decide which Evaluation Option fits their needs. The two options give plans flexibility to choose based on their readiness and the comprehensiveness of their services.
