CODE Technology

06/05/2026

Evaluating your PROMs strategy?

Whether you're planning a new program, preparing for CMS reporting requirements, struggling with follow-up rates, or simply comparing vendors, sometimes a conversation with someone who's managed millions of patient surveys is the fastest path to clarity.

Bring your questions. We'll provide candid answers.

Schedule a call: https://loom.ly/mfDxztA

06/04/2026

Stop Managing PROMs. Start Leveraging Outcomes.

With CODE, you don’t just get collection software - you gain a team of dedicated experts that run your PROMs program end to end.

Switch to CODE's fully-managed PROMs services: https://loom.ly/HK19NPo

06/03/2026

Streamline Your PROMs. Capture Better Data. Make Better Decisions. Protect Reimbursement. No Added Workload.

These are just a few reasons hospitals and ASCs choose CODE's end--to-end fully-managed Patient-Reported Outcome services. Find out if CODE is right for your organization: https://loom.ly/StsQxao

06/01/2026

Trying to understand CJR-X?

Our latest overview breaks down what the proposed CMS model includes and what it could mean for healthcare organizations.

Read more: https://loom.ly/vAIn_dA

05/30/2026

Many organizations think PROMs compliance is a technology decision. In reality, it’s an operational one.

Collecting pre-op and 1-year outcomes sounds manageable until the real-world complexity begins: follow-up recovery, patient outreach, workflow coordination, incomplete data, reporting timelines and maintaining capture rates over time without overwhelming staff.

As CMS expands quality reporting and value-based reimbursement models, the organizations that succeed won’t just have software. They’ll have sustainable operational infrastructure behind their PROMs strategy.

That’s the difference between collecting surveys and running a high-performing PROMs program.

05/29/2026

CMS90, also known as MIPS Quality Measure #377, is not assessing how sick your patients are or whether their condition improved. It’s a process measure, meaning CMS is asking whether you collected the data, not what the data showed. That distinction matters operationally, because the path to a high score is tied to whether adult heart failure patients complete a validated functional status questionnaire at two points in time: once near an initial encounter and again 30 to 180 days later.

Our latest guide breaks down:
• CMS90 reporting requirements
• Eligible PROM tools
• Assessment timelines and workflows
• Telehealth eligibility
• What ASM means for participating providers

Read the guide: https://loom.ly/DeusOfU

Learn how MIPS quality measures apply to heart failure care under CMS90v14 ( #377) — eligibility criteria, accepted PROMs, submission deadlines, and ASM implications for 2025 and beyond.

05/28/2026

Three requirements for the CMS Information Transfer PRO-PM is catching many hospital leaders off guard:
1. Anonymous collection — Surveys can’t be distributed through the EHR.
2. Expanded scope — All Hospital Outpatient Department patients 18+ are included.
3. Year-round sampling — No batching surveys at the end of the year.

Together, these changes reshape how hospitals must approach PRO data collection, workflows and reporting.

Learn what this means for your facility: https://loom.ly/7PjzNHY

05/28/2026

Many organizations underestimate the operational workload behind a successful PROMs program. See how orthopedic teams are reducing internal burden and scaling sustainable PROMs collection with CODE: https://loom.ly/StsQxao

05/26/2026

Robotic inguinal hernia surgery continues to advance technically. But PROMs adoption? Still highly fragmented.

One systematic review found 81 different patient-reported outcome measures used across hernia studies, with no standardized approach emerging yet.

As robotic procedures scale, the conversation is shifting beyond operative time and recurrence rates toward what patients actually experience after surgery. Our latest review breaks down the most commonly used PROMs in robotic inguinal hernia repair: Read the analysis: https://loom.ly/DbKPdck