- The BFCC-QIO is an organization that works to improve the quality of healthcare for Medicare beneficiaries and their families. The BFCC-QIO is responsible for conducting reviews of the quality of care provided to Medicare beneficiaries, as well as providing education and assistance to beneficiaries and their families on issues related to healthcare quality and patient safety.
- One of the primary roles of the BFCC-QIO is to review and make decisions on appeals related to the quality of care received by Medicare beneficiaries. If someone is a Medicare beneficiary and they are dissatisfied with the quality of care they have received, they can contact the BFCC-QIO to request a review of their case.
The BFCC-QIO will work with the beneficiary and their healthcare providers to identify any issues with the care they received and to determine the appropriate course of action. - In addition to its role in reviewing appeals, the BFCC-QIO also works to improve the overall quality of care provided to Medicare beneficiaries. This may include conducting studies to identify trends and patterns in healthcare quality, developing educational materials and resources for beneficiaries and their families, and
working with healthcare providers to implement best practices and improve patient safety. - If a Medicare beneficiary has questions or concerns about the quality of care they have received, it is recommended that they contact the BFCC-QIO for assistance. The beneficiary can find contact information for the BFCC-QIO in their state on the Medicare website or by calling the Medicare hotline.