To enhance your healthcare provider selection process, our provider directory may feature icons indicating clinical quality, cost-efficiency, and provider readiness. These icons offer insights into what each rating and designation signifies, helping you make more informed choices.
The clinical quality rating metric is derived from Humana Military’s provider clinical quality rating, which is a quality measure set encompassing preventive and specialty care to help identify providers who offer higher quality care.
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The cost-efficiency rating metric is derived from Humana Military’s provider cost-efficiency rating, which identifies providers who efficiently manage costs across specialty-specific episodes of care.
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Please note: These ratings take into account a provider’s specialty and compares them to a peer group of providers with the same specialty who deliver care in the same state.
Some providers do not have clinical quality or cost-efficiency ratings associated to them. Reasons for this may include:
A provider receives ratings when their specialty is one of the specialties evaluated by Humana Military, and when they meet minimum evaluation requirements. There are instances where a provider appears with a clinical quality rating and no cost-efficiency rating, and vice versa, as the clinical quality and cost-efficiency ratings are independent of each other.
The Provider Readiness Designation in our directory highlights mental health providers who are familiar with military culture and evidence-based treatments. This includes a wide range of professionals such as psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatric nurse specialists, clinical social workers, marriage and family therapists, mental health counselors, and pastoral counselors under a physician’s supervision. It's important to note that this designation does not extend to the TRICARE Overseas Program (TOP).
To earn this designation, providers must complete four specific courses offered by the Center for Deployment Psychology at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences:
Mental Health care providers who have earned the Department of Defense TRICARE Provider Readiness Designation (TPRD), as indicated by a check mark icon, have specific knowledge of military culture and awareness of evidence informed treatments for mental health concerns common among members of the Armed Forces.