Accountable to EDI is a recurring feature in Network News that highlights opportunities and initiatives related to equity, diversity, and inclusion efforts at AHP, the UR Medicine system, and within…
Excellus BCBS offers online training for providers on various topics to assist practitioners and office staff in supporting the delivery of high-quality care. In addition to the online trainings, monthly…
The Rochester Chapter of the Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) and the New York Chapter of the Medical Group Management Association (MGMA) are hosting the Rochester HFMA & MGMA Annual…
Under the Pediatric Social Work Care Management umbrella, the Pediatric Outreach Team, has collaborated with care managers and their practices since we first introduced them to the network last May….
Atlantic Health Partners released a guide to help providers enhance their understanding of immunization strategies and disease prevention protocols. This article provides crucial insights into the latest research, vaccine recommendations,…
The Vatica Health Well365 program is designed to guide providers through a risk-coding exercise to accurately capture healthcare conditions for high-risk adult patients. The payor-sponsored program, for which several payors,…
Quality Measures Selected for 2024 AHP’s negotiations with payers around 2024 quality metrics have concluded. The measures to which the network will perform will be distributed in the coming weeks…
March is Women’s History Month: Women’s History Month originated in 1981 when Congress passed a law authorizing the President to proclaim the week beginning March 7, 1982, as “Women’s History…
Excitement is mounting as the April 8th total solar eclipse approaches, with Rochester being one of the prime locations for viewing the phenomenon. Hundreds of thousands of visitors are anticipated…
Keeping AHP up-to-date about your practice’s information is extremely important, and we need your help. Whether it’s to help patients find the correct phone number for your office on AHP’s…