Medical Group Report Card ratings for Commercial HMO Plan Members
Quality health care is getting the right care at the right time.
Review the star ratings in the columns below. More stars are better. Both quality and cost of care are important to consider when choosing a medical group.
The Report Card also provides other helpful information on each medical group. Click on each medical group name to find all of its star ratings, consumer assistance number, service area, website and more.
For more detail on how the list of measures approved for public reporting has changed for 2024, please refer to the Medical Group Medicare Methodology Document. For any questions, please contact
amp@iha.org
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QUALITY OF MEDICAL CARE
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Additional Ratings
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TOTAL COST OF CARE
Higher-cost care does not necessarily mean higher-quality care. Many factors can drive cost, such as serving higher-risk or sicker patients or providing care in a more expensive area.
However, some approaches for providing higher-quality care can also help lower healthcare costs. Medical groups may be better positioned to keep costs low by practicing these approaches, which include but not are limited to the following:
- Providing high-quality preventive care like cancer screenings to diagnose problems before patients get sicker.
- Managing patients' chronic illnesses such as diabetes to help them stay healthier and avoid complications.
- Providing only tests or treatments that patients need.
- Preventing medical errors, such as giving the wrong diagnosis or the wrong medicine, which have to be corrected with additional resources.
- Following up with patients and/or their caregivers after a hospital stay, helping to prevent unwanted return visits to the hospital.