tci Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement - 2006 Issue 25
Pay-For-Performance: MedPAC Pushes Process Measures For HHA Quality
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Article Overview
This article covers MedPAC’s recommendations to Congress on pay-for-performance for home health agencies, including the use of existing quality measures reported through OASIS and the potential development of process measures for home health quality assessment. It is relevant to home health agencies, Medicare stakeholders, and coding or quality professionals tracking CMS-related payment policy and quality measurement trends.
Why This Topic Matters
It explains a Medicare payment policy direction that could affect how home health quality is measured and rewarded, and highlights the broader implications for agencies, payers, and compliance-focused teams.
Article Sections
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Home health is ready for P4P, report to Congress says
Introduces MedPAC’s position on pay-for-performance for home health agencies and the general role of quality measurement in that discussion.
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HHAs Face Challenges In Quality Measures
Reviews concerns and implementation challenges related to quality measurement, including provider readiness, policy alignment, and broader operational issues.
What You Will Learn
- How MedPAC frames pay-for-performance for home health agencies
- What types of quality measures are discussed in the context of home health payment policy
- Why process measures are part of the broader quality measurement discussion
- What implementation challenges home health agencies may face under pay-for-performance
Who Should Read This
- Home health agencies
- Medicare policy analysts
- Quality improvement professionals
- Medical coding and reimbursement professionals
- Compliance teams
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