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Nursing Home STAR Site

This site allows you to set targets for the following quality measures: physical restraints, high risk pressure ulcers, depression, and chronic care pain. Registered nursing homes can view their quality measure scores, select appropriate targets, and track their progress over time. Using the nursing home STAR site, your nursing home can become a 'star' performer.

How to use STAR:

  1. Open a Web browser and go to www.nhqi-star.org.
  2. Create an account using your Medicare/Medicaid provider number by clicking on ‘Create an Account’ in the top navigation bar.
  3. Once you create an account, enter the requested user name, password, and contact information to complete your facility’s profile. Click ‘Save’ to store your information.
  4. Click on ‘My Data Comparison’ in the left navigation bar to view your facility’s QM trend reports.
  5. To browse targets, click ‘My Target Setting’ in the left navigation bar and select a performance-based or fill-in-the-blank method for target setting.
  6. Once you’ve identified an achievable target, enter the target in the blank provided and click ‘Submit.’ You can track progress towards your targets by revisiting the ‘My Data Comparison’ page.)

What’s next?

  • For ideas and materials to raise awareness and implement QI, click on ‘Help’ to download the Nursing Home Toolkit or visit www.MedQIC.org to access free tools.
  • To revise your current target, or set a new one, simply login to the STAR site and click on ‘My Target Setting’ again. A revised target will replace your existing one; a new target will take effect the first day of the next quarter.

Nursing Home STAR Site

The Colorado Foundation for Medical Care (CFMC), the Medicare quality improvement organization for Colorado, prepared this material under contract with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The contents do not necessarily reflect CMS Policy.