 | Community Coalitions for Improving Care |
Joining the Superior Health Quality Alliance (Superior Health) Community Coalitions for Improving Care initiative provides you with the opportunity to connect with other health care organizations. Together, with the common goal of improving health and health care available for all in your community, you will be able to collaborate and share best practices as well as network with peers in your community.
As a coalition with Superior Health, we will provide you with:
- Opportunities to work with real-time data
- Assistance with evaluation of data
- Opportunities to be a part of large scale systems of change
- Opportunities to use data to help your group focus on shared areas of improvement and provide relevant national best practices, educational
resources and tools - Access to subject matter experts on quality improvement processes and regulatory reporting requirements
- Learning opportunities offered in a variety of ways that fit skill sets and are easily accessible
- Alignment to build on existing quality and safety improvement work across the care continuum
Once enrolled, we expect your organization to:
- Actively participate in the coalition through November 2024
- Provide initial and periodic assessments to monitor progress on aims
- Submit data to show progress toward aims
- Share best practices and lessons learned
Enroll today, or find out more.
Download a printable version of the enrollment form.
The Focus of Our Work
Superior Health is powered by eight organizations with proven success driving achievement of Medicare quality improvement program goals. Superior Health will work to improve the quality of health and health care for health care consumers, patients, clinicians, health care organizations and communities by supporting these five areas:
- Improve nursing home quality focusing on reducing unnecessary resident harm, reducing hospitalizations and increasing a facility’s Five Star Quality Rating.
- Increase quality of care transitions through engagement of community coalitions to reduce unnecessary emergency department visits and increase medication safety.
- Increase chronic disease prevention and self-care for those living with cardiovascular disease, diabetes and chronic kidney disease.
- Increase patient safety including reducing adverse drug events and healthcare-related infections.
- Improve behavioral health and opioid misuse through prevention and access to health services.