atom Alliance is a partnership for powerful change between three leading healthcare consultancies: AQAF, IQH and Qsource. atom Alliance is working under contract to the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) throughout Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky and Indiana to improve quality and achieve better outcomes in health and healthcare and at lower costs for the patients and communities we serve.
As a partner in the atom Alliance and a quality improvement organization for 40 years, AQAF works with Alabama providers to promote patient-centered care, make care safer and more affordable, and improve population health. AQAF helps providers, patients, stakeholders, and communities throughout the state develop and apply proven strategies for delivering safer, more efficient care.
Qsource has served as Tennessee’s QIO for more than 40 years, and conducts the work in Indiana and Kentucky. Indiana’s healthcare consumers will benefit from the collective strength, depth, breadth and efficiencies gained through Qsource and the atom Alliance.
Having served as Tennessee’s QIO for more than 40 years, Qsource, a partner in the atom Alliance, conducts the work throughout Kentucky and Indiana. Kentucky’s healthcare consumers will benefit from the collective strength, depth, breadth and efficiencies gained through the atom Alliance.
As a partner in the atom Alliance and quality improvement organization for 40 years, IQH works with Mississippi providers to promote patient-centered care, make care safer and more affordable, and improve population health. IQH helps providers, patients, stakeholders, and communities throughout the state develop and apply proven strategies for delivering safer, more efficient care.
The atom Alliance partners have operated independently for up to 40 years as leaders in their state’s healthcare quality improvement efforts. Qsource, comprised of Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee, serves as atom Alliance’s prime organizational contractor to CMS to achieve better outcomes and lower costs for our patients and communities.
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