The Diabetes Eye Exam is often described as one of the more
difficult quality measures to close. Teleophthalmology can close this gap through the billing process,
thus reducing the administrative burden on payers and practices and improving patient care.
In this webinar we will discuss the improvements of HEDIS / Star measure performance and risk
adjustment along with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on patient care gaps.
• Understand what teleophthalmology is
• How to implement teleophthalmology at point of care and review the impact for large health systems and payers
• Identify successful strategies that overcome barriers impacting patient and practice compliance
• Review how proper coding closes HEDIS measures while providing reimbursement for primary care physicians
• Discuss a strategy to manage the COVID-19 impact on patient care gaps
Peter Boomer, Healthcare Economics and Reimbursement Manager, Topcon Healthcare
Peter is the Manager of Healthcare Economics and Reimbursement at Topcon Healthcare. In his role he works with Medicare Advantage Plans and large health systems to improve performance on the Diabetes Eye Exam and improve Risk Adjustment within the diabetes population. Peter has over 20 years of healthcare experience working with Medicare Advantage plans, medical device companies and physician groups focused on implementing strategies that improve risk adjustment and patient engagement while closing care gaps.
Who Should Attend:
Medicare Advantage Plans, ACOs, Physician Practices,
Integrated Medical Groups,
Hospital Systems
• HEDIS & Performance Manager
• Chief Medical Officer
• VP of Population Health
• Director, Medicare Stars
• Practice Performance Manager
• Director of HEDIS Operations
Topcon Healthcare empowers providers with advanced imaging, diagnostic solutions and intelligent data technology, offering a more fully integrated approach to diagnosis and treatment in eyecare.
