Generations receives three-year accreditation
March 4, 2021By Herald Staff
Generations, Area 13 Agency on Aging & Disability, recently received 3-year Accreditation in the category of Case Management for Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS) from the National Committee for Quality Assurance. The 3-year Accreditation status is the highest level awarded by NCQA.
NCQA’s Accreditation of Case Management for LTSS program is designed for home and community-based organizations, health plans that only provide LTSS benefits and other organizations that coordinate LTSS. It can be used to align goals and approaches to LTSS across payers and providers.
Earning NCQA’s Accreditation of Case Management for LTSS demonstrates that an organization is dedicated to coordinating the delivery of care in a person-centered and integrated manner to help individuals function optimally in their preferred setting.
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