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Econometrica, Inc. Offers New OASIS-E1 Training Course – Get Prepared for Success!
OASIS-E1 Training Course Expertise with Econometrica’s New Training Course! Looking to improve OASIS-E1 coding accuracy and streamline home health reporting? Econometrica, Inc., a trusted former CMS training developer, now offers an interactive OASIS-E1 training course tailored for home health agencies (HHAs). This web-based course provides expert guidance, real-world examples, and knowledge checks to help clinicians enhance compliance, improve data accuracy, and maximize reimbursement. Available on desktop, tablet, or mobile—enroll today for just $30 per user!
OPO Validated Measures Development Public Comment Opportunity
Econometrica, Inc., a management and analytics consulting organization, today announced a public comment period to gather information for developing performance measures for Organ Procurement Organizations (OPO). By identifying independently validated measures, the project aims to strengthen accountability, trust, and alignment within the U.S. donation system and ensure it remains lifesaving and world leading for years to come. OPO Validated Measures.
Econometrica, Inc., Leads Evaluation of HUD’s Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) Program, Examining Impact on Choice Mobility, Financial Viability, and Tenant Outcomes
Econometrica served as the prime contractor for an evaluation of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) program, Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) Choice Mobility, with support from the Urban Institute as a subcontractor. The RAD program enables public housing authorities (PHAs) to convert their public housing units into Section 8 housing with the goal of improving the physical condition and financial viability of converted properties while providing tenants with the opportunity to choose other affordable housing options.
Econometrica, Inc., Supports Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services School-Based Services Technical Assistance Center for States in New 2024-2025 Webinar Series
Fifty-six million children and youth spend more than a quarter of their day at school in the United States. With today’s youth facing a changing and growing number of health challenges, especially around mental health, the ability of schools to help positively shape the social, physical, and mental growth of their students is vital. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted and exacerbated many of these challenges, particularly the youth mental health crisis, which existed before COVID-19 but was worsened by the social isolation and other factors associated with the pandemic.
