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Article Overview
This article explains CMS’s move from the former Compare websites to the consolidated Care Compare platform and notes the continued availability of publicly reported quality data through the Provider Data Catalog. It is relevant for providers, coders, and healthcare organizations that monitor CMS quality reporting resources and patient-facing comparison tools.
Why This Topic Matters
Understanding the updated CMS comparison resources helps readers know where quality and provider information is now housed and how publicly reported data are being accessed going forward.
What You Will Learn
How CMS reorganized its public provider comparison resources
Which broad healthcare settings are included in Care Compare
Where publicly reported CMS quality data can now be accessed
Why the transition matters for ongoing quality monitoring and public reporting
Who Should Read This
Physicians
Medical coders
Quality reporting staff
Healthcare administrators
Healthcare organizations
Patients and caregivers
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