ENCOR for Electronic Clinician Measures

All active CMS and Joint Commission eCQMs are available. Active measure list. Custom measures or retired measures are available for an additional fee.

In most cases, Medisolv acquires your clinical data directly from your EHR. During implementation we work with your IT, Network and Security teams to set up the systems and permissions to acquire your data. After the data stream is established, nightly refreshes pull in any new clinical data to populate your eCQM performance. You can send this link to your technical teams for review >> Medisolv Standard Technical Configuration Guide. We do have other options for data acquisition that allow for file uploads. In some cases, large organizations like ACOs have practices who can only provide files for aggregation. We can work with your organization to combine these files and data streams into one comprehensive view. We accept QRDA I, CCDA and 837 file types. Reach out to us if you have specific questions.

In most cases, your data is updated nightly, but this depends on your organization’s preference and in some instances the size and configuration of your EHR(s).

We take the security of your data very seriously. Please read our Security/Privacy page for the latest policies.

CMS publishes annual specification updates in May of the year preceding the reporting/calendar year. Medisolv begins work immediately to understand the changes for the next reporting year. The new specifications are available in the application in January of the reporting/calendar year.

Medisolv has experience acquiring data from all the major EHRs (Epic, Cerner, Meditech, Allscripts, eClinicalWorks, CPSI, Athena). If your EHR is not listed, that doesn’t mean we can’t assist you, but the timeline for implementation may be longer than average.

Yes. Medisolv can pull together data from multiple EHRs across multiple practices. We can submit at an ACO level. In some cases, ACOs have practices who can only provide files for aggregation. We can work with your organization to combine these files and data streams into one comprehensive view. We accept QRDA I, CCDA and 837 file types. Reach out to us if you have specific questions.

Yes, during product implementation we create submission groups by TIN or NPI/TIN and can also set up providers by practice or ACO.

Yes! Medisolv handles all the moving parts of your Quality Payment Program submissions to CMS. We can submit through any of the reporting frameworks including traditional MIPS, the APP or MVP.

We keep you updated on any changing regulations and deadlines. We have a thoroughly vetted methodology for achieving submission success for all our clients called our SubmissionsPlus^® assurance. Read more about it here.

Medisolv submits your eCQM measure performance to CMS through any of the reporting frameworks including traditional MIPS, the APP or MVP.

No. Advisors are critical to the success of all Medisolv clients. Advisors are available as much as needed with no extra costs or time constraints.

On average the entire process takes 22 weeks from the time you sign a contract with us to the time you are up and running with valid data results. Of course, this process varies based on several factors including how responsive your organization is. In some instances, where we are bringing together data from multiple EHRs or acquiring data from a less common EHR the process may take a longer time.

In general, the most resource intense part of this project is at the beginning during the implementation phase. After the initial set up, we find that most clients spend about two hours each week working with their Medisolv Clinical Quality Advisor on measure improvement.

We price our solutions based on a combination of one-time and recurring fees. One-time fees include implementation and data acquisition services and vary based on scope of use, such as number of submission groups and number of EMR instances.  Recurring annual subscription fees are calculated based on the total count of Eligible Clinicians in your submission groups.