Post acute care quality reporting programs will have preview reports available September 1, 2016
MDS 3.0 Insider, August 26, 2016
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Prior to the release of data on IRF & LTCH Compare, IRFs & LTCHs are given the opportunity to review data during a 30-day preview period using their Preview Reports, which CMS will auto-generate and issue to providers via the CMS CASPER reporting application. The reports will be available from September 1- September 30, 2016.
Instructions on how to access the reports are available in the Download section of the IRF Quality Public Reporting and the LTCH Quality Public Reporting webpage.
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