Medical Peer Review Companies for FQHC Peer Reviews
Get fast, thorough reviews to drive your FQHC quality assurance program at affordable subscription pricing tailored for Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs).
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What is Peer Review for FQHC?
Peer review is a critical process in healthcare that involves evaluating the quality of care provided by healthcare professionals. This systematic process assesses the performance of healthcare providers, including physicians, nurses, and other allied health professionals, to ensure they meet the standards of their profession. Peer review is an essential component of FQHC quality assurance, aimed at improving patient care, reducing medical errors, and enhancing the overall quality of healthcare services.
Peer Review for Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) is particularly challenging given the HRSA federally qualified health centers Chapter 10 "minimum quarterly" requirement, combined with an FQHC's unique and broad set of supported specialties like Dentistry and Behavioral Health. This unique challenge for FQHCs is what makes the Medplace broad network and highly automated workflows particularly helpful to maintain FQHC compliance and also score high marks in site visits.
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Medical Specialties
Medplace has over 700 providers across 130 sub-specialties and growing.
Types of FQHC Peer Reviews
There are several types of peer reviews, each with its own specific purpose and scope. Understanding these different types can help healthcare organizations choose the most appropriate review services for their needs.
Comprehensive Reviews
Comprehensive reviews are in-depth evaluations of a healthcare provider’s performance, assessing all aspects of their care, including diagnosis, treatment, and patient outcomes. These reviews are typically conducted by a panel of peer reviewers who are experts in the same medical specialty as the provider being reviewed. This thorough approach ensures a holistic assessment of the provider’s professional practice.
Focused Professional Practice Evaluation (FPPE)
Focused Professional Practice Evaluation (FPPE) is a type of peer review that zeroes in on a specific aspect of a healthcare provider’s practice, such as their surgical skills or their management of a particular medical condition. FPPE reviews are usually conducted by a single peer reviewer who is an expert in the same medical specialty as the provider being reviewed. This targeted evaluation helps in identifying and addressing specific areas of improvement.
Ongoing Professional Practice Evaluation (OPPE)
The most common review type, OPPE identifies professional practice trends that may impact FQHC patient safety and applies to all practitioners granted privileges. Medplace offers these reviews on a regular cadence and at half the rate of more in-depth or FPPE reviews. They are typically done quarterly in order to meet HRSA FQHC requirements, but many health centers do alternative cadences, like bi-annual or annual, as a way of strategically injecting external reviews into an existing internal review program.
How It Works
Get started in 4 easy steps:
Step 1 - Tell Us Your Needs
Tell us your needed specialties and desired review cadence, and we'll set it all up to align with FQHC compliance requirements.
Step 2 - Request Reviews
Log into Medplace and request your reviews on your schedule, ensuring continuous FQHC quality improvement.

Step 3 - Get a Report
Our platform and expert reviewers will do the rest. Get a detailed report back in as little as 6 days, enhancing FQHC patient safety and overall care standards.
Step 4 - Rate Your Reviewer
Rate your reviewer while maintaining the highest standards for Federally Qualified Health Centers.
Features
Choose Your Reviewer
Get 2-3 matches based on your specific needs. Need more options to choose from? No problem - we can provide additional matches at no cost, ensuring you get the right expert for FQHC compliance.
Customizable Peer Review Forms
Use our form, built using feedback from top Federally Qualified Health Centers, or provide your own to align with your FQHC quality initiatives.
Integrated Scheduling & Video Conferencing
Use our platform's simple yet powerful built-in scheduling tool and popular video apps to speak to your reviewer anytime, ensuring real-time support for FQHC patient safety.
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Benefits
No IT Integration Required
Federally Qualified Health Centers do not typically have the IT resources for lengthy integrations. Start using Medplace immediately with no complicated tech setup required.
Automatic Workflows
Leverage powerful workflows to streamline your FQHC peer review process efficiently.
Customizable Cadences Per FQHC Provider
Need bi-annual reviews? Quarterly? Monthly? Set each provider's review frequency as needed, ensuring FQHC compliance.
Easy Budgeting
Planning for peer review expenses doesn’t have to be complicated. Add predictability to your FQHC funding process with clear, transparent pricing.
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Peer Review and Quality Improvement
Peer review is an essential component of quality improvement in healthcare. By evaluating the performance of healthcare providers and identifying areas for improvement, peer review can help to:
1. Improve patient outcomes: Peer review can help to identify areas where healthcare providers can enhance their care to achieve better patient outcomes.
2. Reduce medical errors: By identifying and addressing medical errors, peer review can reduce the risk of harm to patients.
3. Enhance patient safety: Peer review can help to identify and address safety concerns, thereby enhancing FQHC patient safety and reducing the risk of adverse events.
4. Promote professional development: Peer review can highlight areas where healthcare providers need additional training or education, promoting professional development and improving the overall quality of care.
5.Meet and Exceed HRSA Requirements: Your HRSA requirements for FQHC around peer review should be the last thing you worry about during a site visit. Produce complete, rich, unbiased reviews on-demand. We can even catch you up in your backlog.
FAQs
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Why Medplace for FQHCs?

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Medplace is the industry's first platform and network of practicing providers that automates the process of completing peer reviews.
FQHCs have specific challenges, like having requirements for reviews, a lack of internal specialties, and limited resources. Medplace is a cost-effective and operationally efficient solution.
What is the right subscription plan for my FQHC?

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Most FQHCs opt for quarterly or bi-annual reviews. Reach out to our Clinical Operations team, who can advise you on your specific situation.
How much do FQHC peer reviews cost?

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Pricing varies based on (1) the cadence of your reviews - annual, bi-annual, or quarterly, and (2) the specialty of the reviewer. Medplace has six tiers of specialties ranging from Nurses to Neurosurgeons. Reach out to Sales for a complete schedule of subscription rates in addition to hourly rates, reactive review rates, and more.
How long does it take to complete an FQHC peer reviews?

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Most reviews are completed within two weeks, with a 6-8 day average turnaround time.
What specialties does Medplace have for FQHC peer reviews?

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Medplace has over 130 specialties represented in our national network of experienced, practicing providers. If you need something specific, just contact our Clinical Operations team. If we don't already have it, we can often find someone highly qualified within about a week.
Can I also get in-depth reviews from Medplace for unforeseen events like mortalities or risk assessments?

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Yes! We also offer a Readiness Reviews subscription plan starting at $500/month that includes 4 discounted reviews per year, record organization, access to 700+ medical experts, and unlimited review submissions at standard pricing.