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NCQA Diabetes Recognition Program
The National Committee for Quality Assurance's (NCQA) Diabetes Recognition Program (DRP) recognizes clinicians who have met standards demonstrating delivery of high-quality care to patients with diabetes. Clinicians who achieve DRP Recognition show their peers, patients and others in the diabetes community that they are part of an elite group that is publicly recognized for its skill in providing the highest-level diabetes care.
NCQA's DRP is a voluntary program. Physicians, in all settings, can achieve Recognition by submitting data that demonstrates they are providing quality diabetes care.
Program measures are part of NCQA's Health Plan Employer Data and Information Set (HEDIS®)1, which helps consumers evaluate and choose health plans. Doctors listed in DocFind® who meet the standards have a link next to their names under "Plan Information."
1HEDIS® is a registered trademark of the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA)
NOTE:- Please verify that the doctor participates in your plan by clicking on the "Provider Detail" link in DocFind®
- National Advantage Program (NAP) participating doctors (unless designated as participating in other plans such as HMO) cannot be selected as a primary care physician.
- Services rendered by some doctors may be provided at the out of network level of benefits under your plan.
- Doctors with this symbol
may participate with Aetna through an agreement that Aetna
has with a vendor. The doctor may not be directly contracted with Aetna, and, consequently, not
credentialed by Aetna. Doctors available through these vendors are subject to the credentialing
requirements, if any, of the vendor. If you have any questions, contact Aetna Member Services.
