As an AMP program participant, a variety of resources are available to support you. The Program Manual and Measure Sets are the most commonly used resources, but information is also available on required audits, data file layouts, and the appeals process.
You can also find webinars and newsletter related to the AMP programs on our News and Events page.
The AMP Performance Reporting Portal (PRP), powered by Onpoint Health Data, gives you access to clinical quality, patient experience, resource use, and cost results as well as a reporting dashboard, results downloads, and value-based incentive design deliverables. Participating AMP provider organizations (POs) and health plans can access their current results at both the PO- and member-level through the PRP as well as historical PO- and member-level resource use and cost results for Measurement Year 2020.
If you’re new to the AMP program, your organization’s system administrator will need to grant you user access to the PRP after which you will receive a secure message with first-time login information. Please contact prp-support@onpointhealthdata.org if you need assistance.
Log into the performance reporting portal
To access PO-level AMP clinical quality and patient experience results from prior to Measurement Year 2021 or to complete tasks related to Participation Confirmation, please use IHA’s AMP Analytics Portal. If you’re new to the AMP program, register to create an AMP Analytics Portal account. Once registered, an existing contact from your organization must add you as an authorized contact using the “Contacts” page. Please contact amp@iha.org if you need assistance.
The AMP Technical Specifications includes guidelines for reporting measures and specifications for all measures used in the AMP Programs. The AMP Program Guide provides an overview of the AMP Programs and timelines for data submission and reporting. Find the latest documents below.
A common, industry-approved measure set is the heart of the AMP program. These standard measures help you focus on the most important quality improvement efforts and use resources more efficiently. We align measures across the three AMP programs to lower the reporting burden and facilitate meaningful improvement. Slight differences in the measure sets between AMP programs reflect the needs of each population.
As a participant, you’ll need data submission resources for the current measurement year from our vendors, Onpoint Health Data and FinThrive Healthcare, Inc. (formerly TransUnion), as well as comprehensive information on audit requirements and guidelines.
See data collection and submission resources
Health plans that participate in the AMP Commercial HMO and Medi-Cal Managed Care programs get a recommended value-based incentive payment design that they can adapt as needed to reward high-performing providers. Our AMP programs use a shared savings model that focuses on quality, cost, and resource use.
Every year, IHA conducts a public comment period before finalizing measures, specifications, and programs or policy changes for the AMP program. Through this opportunity, AMP program participants and stakeholders from across the healthcare industry provide input on future performance measurement and reporting at IHA.
IHA’s 2022 Public Comment Period ran from October 10-28. Each comment received during public comment is reviewed by the appropriate committee or program area. Responses to public comments, including applicable changes, were approved by the IHA Program Governance Committee before being incorporated where appropriate.