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PCMH, CQMs, Measures, and Incentive Programs

Pediatric practices can apply for various Patient Centered Medical Home programs to receive payments while improving patient care.

PCC EHR is Prevalidated for PCMH: By using PCC EHR, your practice is pre-validated for automatic credits towards PCMH recognition. Many pediatric practices have used PCC to achieve PCMH recognition.

Where is the EHR Medicaid Incentive Program?: From 2011 to 2017, many practices used PCC EHR to participate in the EHR Medicaid Incentive Program, sometimes referred to as the "ARRA" or "Meaningful Use" program. PCC EHR still includes reporting tools for measures in those programs and for understanding your medicaid population. For more information, talk to PCC Support.

Training Videos

  • Information Blocking in the 21st Century Cures Act for Pediatric Practices

    22 min • 2021-02
    How should a pediatric practice respond to the new Information Blocking rules in the 21st Century Cures Act? Watch this video to learn about Information Blocking and how the new regulations may impact your practice. You'll get an overview of the legal details, see some real-world examples, and understand what a pediatric practice can do to prepare for the new rules. Presentation File: https://wp.me/a8UHhr-auQ

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  • Become a Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH)

    Depending on the state you live in, you can receive per-patient reimbursement from payors by becoming a Patient Centered Medical Home. When you meet PCMH standards, originally designed by the AAP, you help your patients and families gain access to care and you gain additional benefits for your practice.

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  • How to Chart for Each Clinical Quality Measure in PCC EHR

    How can you use PCC EHR to calculate the Clinical Quality Measures (CQM) numbers required for PCMH and other incentive programs? How should you chart, and configure your system, in order to record medical information so that the reports are accurate?

  • Meet Meaningful Use Measures with PCC

    How can you use PCC EHR to meet the statistical Meaningful Use measures required for the second and third year of your ARRA EHR incentive application? How should you chart, and configure your system, in order to record medical information so that your numbers are accurate?

  • ARRA Report

    The ARRA report calculates Medicaid plan utilization at your practice. You can use it to see the percentage of patient visits that are medicaid or medicaid eligible, broken out by physician. This report is designed to help your office determine if you may qualify for the ARRA incentive program. You can run the report from a command prompt or from a custom Partner window location.

  • Run the Clinical Quality Measures Report

    The Clinical Quality Measures report calculates your office's performance on CMS CQM guidelines. Follow the procedure below to use the report.

  • Run the Meaningful Use Measures Report

    The Meaningful Use Measures report calculates your office's performance on the Meaningful Use standards indicated in the EHR Medicaid Incentive Program guidelines and co-referenced in the PCMH requirements. Use this report to see your office's Meaningful Use statistics.

  • Use Orders to Track Clinical Measures for Reporting, Mandates, and Incentive Programs

    Whether you are tracking something for PCMH, pay for performance, or another incentive program, you can use an order in PCC EHR to record medical information that meets reporting requirements. Learn how to set up your orders, and special tips and techniques to help your practice workflow.

  • Information Blocking in the 21st Century Cures Act FAQ

    PCC created this FAQ to help pediatric practices learn about Information Blocking in the 21st Century Cures Act.

  • How to Report on Your Practice’s Use of Provider Relief Funds

    If your practice received Provider Relief Fund payments, you may need to report on quarterly revenue loss to indicate your use of those funds. Read this article to learn about a new custom report in your PCC system.