NAHDO and Freedman HealthCare are pleased to bring you this interactive, hour-long discussion to learn more about the NCP layout and the Expanded Non-Claims Payment Framework and how considerations for states when implementing them.
States are increasingly interested in capturing spending paid outside the fee-for-service system. Measuring total healthcare spending, primary care and behavioral health investment, and adoption of alternative payment models are common use cases.
The National Association of Health Data Organizations (NAHDO) recently collaborated with state partners, payers, vendors, and other stakeholders to develop the Non-Claims Payment Data Layout (NCP). This layout aims to harmonize NCP data collection efforts across states and reduce the burden of data submission. (Here is the link to the NCP layout: www.nahdo.org/sites/default/files/NCP%20Data%20Layout_v1_FINAL_240510.pdf)
A key piece of the NCP is the Expanded Non-Claims Payment Framework, which offers a single, standardized approach to group non-claims payments into discrete, descriptive categories that also reflect the level of risk assumed by the provider.
Panelists Include
Presenters: Janice Bourgault, Senior Consultant, Freedman HealthCare - Chair of NAHDO's APCD-CDL Steering Committee with Vinayak Sinha, Senior Consultant & Mary Jo Condon, Principal Consultant, Freedman HealthCare
Example: Katie McGraves-Lloyd,Principal Health Data Analyst, Onpoint Health Data
Reactor Panel led by Norm Thurston, Executive Director, NAHDO
Karen Hampton, APAC Program Manager, State of Oregon
Alice Aguirre, Data Quality Manager, CIVHC
Wade Iuele, HCAI
Margareta Brandt, HCAI