The Medicaid Quality Program conducts a variety of activities to monitor New Hampshire Medicaid beneficiaries access to care.
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Choosing the managed care plan that works best for you and your family is important. One thing to think about before you decide is how well the different plans perform.
The Medicaid Care Management (MCM) quality updates is a MCM program outcomes focused series of presentations. These meetings are facilitated by the Office of Quality Assurance and Improvement (QAI), with various guest presenters including Managed Care Organizations or the External Quality Review Organization to review reports and answer questions. Current schedule is available in the Standard Reports section of this website.
The EQRO technical report is an annual summative account of a wide variety of activities conducted to evaluate individual NH Managed Care Organization’s performance as well as evaluation of the Medicaid Care Management program.
The New Hampshire Medicaid quality strategy is the foundational managed care tool that articulates managed care priorities, including goals and objectives for quality improvement. Goals and objectives are formulated in the quality strategy to assure operations of the NH Medicaid managed care quality program as well as to articulate quality improvement opportunities in those areas where performance can improve.
The Medicaid Quality Program conducts regular quality evaluations of Directed Payment programs to assure the advancement of goals and objectives in the MCM Quality Strategy.
The Medicaid Quality Program conducts regular monitoring of CMS 1115, 1915(b) and 1915(c) waivers to assure the advancement of goals and objectives in the MCM Quality Strategy.
DHHS utilizes Excel workbooks to manage the current list of quality deliverables required for both the medical and dental services provided by contracted managed care and dental organizations. We refer to these documents as Exhibit O Defacto versions. See links below:
