Yes. Replace the reference to “46-49” with “46-50,” and replace the reference to “50-75” with “51-75” in the age stratification and in Table COL-E-A-4: Data Elements for Colorectal Cancer Screening.
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As noted in the Glossary appendix, NCQA’s long-standing definition of “annual” is 12 months plus a 2-month grace period (12–14 months). “Grace period” refers to allowing organizations to complete an activity after it is due and not before it is due.
NCQA considers the following standards to be a delegation relationship if an organization uses a mail service organization to meet the distribution requirements:
NCQA considers the following standards to be a delegation relationship if an organization uses a mail service organization to meet the distribution requirements:
No. There are no Medicare member exclusions. Remove the second bullet from Exclusion 1, which reads:
Please go to the 2023 Health Plan Ratings website (https://www.ncqa.org/hedis/reports-and-research/ncqas-health-plan-ratings-2023/), where you’ll find our Marketing Guidelines (once they're posted) for how you can market your plans’ scores.
We need you to confirm your plan details (e.g., Accreditation status, State Coverage, Family Association, Organization ID, Submission ID) because this impacts how you will be listed publicly when we release HPR on or around September 15, regardless of your Accreditation status or Public Reporting decision.
Plans can have multiple ratings for one product within the same state because they might have certain state or contractual submission requirements that fall outside of the combined submission requisite that they send to NCQA for Accreditation purposes. Therefore, this results in plans submitting one combined submission (required) for Accreditation and then they still elect to select other submissions for state or other contractual obligations, which NCQA includes as part of its Ratings program.
NCQA’s Health Plan Report Card has some information regarding this in the Glossary page and can be found here: https://reportcards.ncqa.org/glossary. Also, we have ECDS page which can be found here: https://www.ncqa.org/hedis/the-future-of-hedis/hedis-electronic-clinical-data-system-ecds-reporting/.