The Kentucky REC provides free, high-level assistance to eligible clinicians as they navigate participation in the Quality Payment Program (QPP). The Kentucky REC serves as the state-level coordinating entity for Kentucky under contract with CMS to help clinicians in small practices (with 15 or fewer Eligible Clinicians), especially those in rural or underserved areas, to participate in QPP. The Kentucky REC also participates in a 7-state regional coalition led by the Altarum Institute and funded by CMS that has established the Quality Payment Program Resource Center™ to bring the best minds together across our region to identify issues and offer support to clinicians participating in QPP. This includes:
- Straightforward, self-directed resources and tools
- Up-to-date materials reviewed for accuracy and usability
- Expert Quality Payment Program Advisors available via live chat or phone support
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Find out more about the Quality Payment Program Resource Center™
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THIS WEEK! BOWLING GREEN & PADUCAH – 2019 HEALTHCARE TRANSFORMATION SURVIVAL SEMINARS
Join us for our 2019 Healthcare Transformation Survival Seminar Series! Kentucky REC experts head to Western Kentucky this week after our successful kick-off seminar last week in Lexington. This is a day packed with helpful information. Join us in Bowling Green or...
2019 SURVIVAL SEMINARS FEATURED TOPIC: QUALITY IMPROVEMENT
Implementing Quality Improvement in Your Practice In this presentation, we’ll discuss: How to define quality improvement in your practice how to align your quality improvement efforts with a focus on various programs: QPP, PCMH/PCSP, as well as other payer programs...
2019 SURVIVAL SEMINARS FEATURED TOPIC: TELEHEALTH
Telehealth Telehealth is growing rapidly, with changes each year in scope, regulation, and implementation. Learn what to consider if you decide to consider telehealth for your organization. In the presentation, we will: Define telehealth and some of the most common...
