For Practices
How Does a Practice Join NCTA?
Any independent community oncology practice that is dedicated to lowering costs and offering better choices for employers and their employees to access high-quality cancer treatment close to home is eligible to join.
To become an NCTA member:
- Practice must sign the COA Quality and Value Standard attestation form to attest to adherence to a set of high-quality cancer care measures. Visit the COA Quality and Value Standards page to learn more.
- Send your signed attestation form to Dominique Mathis at Dmathis@COAcancer.com. Send your signed attestation form to Carrie Pernell at cpernell@NCTAcancer.com.
- Once this attestation form is received, the practice is enrolled within the NCTA network and begins receiving benefits right away.
What Benefit Does NCTA Offer to Practices?
How Does a Practice Join the CIN?
Once a practice has joined NCTA, they have the opportunity to join the CIN. Participation in the CIN requires a deeper level of commitment, which includes:
- A practice participation agreement
- Benchmarking of quality metrics
- Criteria measurement
- Private data sharing agreements to ensure compliance with antitrust laws
What Benefit Does the CIN Offer to Practices?
The CIN model helps practices to lower costs, improve outcomes, improve the patient experience, and improve the well-being of their health care providers. New contracts via the CIN help practices lower the cost of care and bring in new patients.
Contact us to learn more about the value an NCTA membership can bring to your organization and the employees you serve.