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As an AMP Core participant, you’ll find data submission resources below for the current measurement year from our vendors, Cozeva and FinThrive Healthcare, Inc., as well as comprehensive information on audit requirements and guidelines.

Questions and Appeals Period

Complete and accurate results are important for AMP Core. Despite a thorough validation and quality assurance process, it is possible for discrepancies to occur in the AMP Core preliminary results. A formal review process, the Questions and Appeals Period, allows participating provider organizations and health plans to request more information about their preliminary results and submit an appeal for corrections before results are finalized for incentives and public reporting.

Data submission resources for Cozeva

General Resources

Measurement Year 2027

Measurement Year 2026

Measurement Year 2025

Data submission resources for FinThrive Healthcare, Inc.

AMP Technical FAQs (updated July 2026)

By downloading your MY 2025 data file layouts (DFLs) today, your organization can begin preparing your clinical quality results for successful submission through the FinThrive Healthcare, Inc. data pathway. Provider organizations and health plans will have between March 16 and April 20, 2026 to submit test versions of MY 2025 AMP Core results to FinThrive Healthcare, Inc.

Provider Organizations — Measurement Year (MY) 2025

Health Plans — Measurement Year (MY) 2025

NCQA vendor certification requirement

All health plans and provider organizations must use an NCQA-certified vendor  to calculate their AMP Core  measure results, or contract directly with NCQA for certification of their software via the automated source code review (ASCR) process.

HEDIS compliance auditors

If your health plan or provider organization reports quality results in AMP Commercial HMO, AMP Medicare Advantage, and/or AMP Medi-Cal Managed Care, you must contract with a HEDIS compliance auditor. The choice of Licensed Organization (LO) or audit firm is a matter of organizational preference. Any NCQA-licensed auditor or audit firm is sufficient for AMP Commercial HMO and AMP Medicare Advantage.

Audit review guidelines

IHA follows NCQA’s HEDIS Compliance Audit Standards. Certified HEDIS Compliance Auditors use these standards to assess a health plan’s ability to report HEDIS data accurately and reliably. The audit standards represent key processes in clinical data collection and reporting and include standards and assessments that apply to physician organizations that opt to self-report clinical data.

    Value set directory

    As a companion to the AMP Program Guide and Technical Specifications, the Value Set Directory (VSD) provides time-saving resources to participants. The directory is an Excel file that is sortable and provides an easy way to incorporate CPT, ICD-9, ICD-10, HCPCS, and other medical coding systems into your organization’s data collection program. The VSD saves programming hours, eliminates the manual search for codes, and reduces keying errors. The Value Set Directory is available for download free of charge.