Know your scores
Become aware of your performance before public reporting or referral conversations.
Expert-supported third-party administration
CoreQ Surveys, powered by Care Analytics, coordinates participant rules, text, tablet and paper delivery, valid-response monitoring, executive reporting and LTC Trend Tracker support for skilled nursing and assisted living providers.
Real-time CoreQ analysis
Care Analytics helps providers compare performance across experience areas, locations and reporting periods, then prepare CoreQ results for the American Health Care Association’s LTC Trend Tracker.
CoreQ qualification thresholds
LTC Trend Tracker accepts results below the thresholds, but those results are not included in aggregate analyses or calculations.
Scoring
CoreQ combines the official question set into a single satisfaction measure. Respondents use a five-point scale from Poor (1) to Excellent (5).
The facility score is calculated by counting valid respondents whose average across all questions is 3.0 or higher and dividing that number by all valid responses for the same questionnaire type.
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The current CoreQ program highlights three practical reasons to add CoreQ to your satisfaction strategy.
Become aware of your performance before public reporting or referral conversations.
Address below-average areas and measure progress before the next reporting cycle.
Use CoreQ results with referral partners as standardized satisfaction measurement grows across the SNF care spectrum.
CoreQ requirements FAQ
Yes. The official questions can be asked by themselves or placed first in a longer customer satisfaction survey. The wording, order and five-point scale should remain exact.
Completed paper responses can be securely entered into the survey workflow so they can be monitored and analyzed alongside text and tablet responses.
Yes. A satisfaction survey vendor must submit the data, and Care Analytics is listed by CoreQ with upload capability.
No. Trend Tracker accepts results with fewer than 20 valid responses or response rates below 30%, but does not include those results in aggregate calculations or analyses.
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