Amy Moyer
Former Manager of Value Measurement
Amy Moyer joined The Alliance in 2011 as manager of value measurement. In her role, she manages and executes cost and quality measurement and reporting strategies for The Alliance and its members. She’s played a critical role in developing The Alliance’s QualityPath® initiative. She also participates in state and federal measurement initiatives.
Prior to joining The Alliance, Amy served as the quality program administrator at Physicians Plus Insurance Corporation. She took on the role of project manager for the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) accreditation efforts as well as the development and reporting of key health plan quality metrics. Her resume also includes work at UW Health (University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics) where she served as a clinical content facilitator.
Amy attended University of Wisconsin-Platteville where she received her Master of Science in project management and Lawrence University where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree in music, neuroscience and biomedical ethics.
I recently compared QualityPath standards for hospitals and clinics that offer CT and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans to Consumer Reports’ list of five issues that you should consider before getting radiation-based imaging.
What kind of colorectal cancer screening is best? Which is most cost-effective? And what do I need to cover in my benefit plan?
One in 11 people who get care through The Alliance network has an outpatient CT or MRI each year. CT and MRI scans are so common that they might even seem like a “routine” test to many patients. So why does quality matter?
The next time you’re ailing, think twice before you urge the doctor to give you antibiotics.
Doctor or hospital? Which is most important when you're facing a high-stakes procedure? Our answer is: Both.
We all have times when we rely on “favorites” to simplify our decisions. Without pausing to see what else is available, we might opt for our favorite ice cream or our favorite movie, for example.
