By the Numbers:

  • 81 Non-Survey Measures Certified
  • NCQA HEDIS® Certified for 7 Consecutive years
  • Each sample deck measure certification takes an average of just 3 minutes to complete
  • Built on the next generation qrcEngine® analytics platform

Alameda, California – August 26, 2026 – qrcAnalytics today announced the successful certification of 81 HEDIS® 2026 quality measures. This marks the company’s seventh consecutive year of NCQA HEDIS® certification and reinforces qrcAnalytics’ position as a trusted analytics partner for health plans, provider organizations, accountable care organizations, CINs, and healthcare technology companies.

For organizations that require complete HEDIS® measure coverage, this is more than a regulatory milestone—it is a foundation for quality reporting, STARS performance, value-based care, accreditation, and operational excellence. qrcAnalytics has consistently maintained a validated, comprehensive HEDIS® library, giving customers confidence that they are working with a proven platform that evolves alongside annual NCQA specification changes.

The certification also validates the company’s next generation qrcEngine® analytics engine. During the NCQA certification process, qrcEngine® executed eighty-one certified HEDIS® measures in an average of just under 3 minutes per measure sample deck, demonstrating the speed and scalability needed to support today’s large clinical datasets.

As health plans process increasingly large and complex clinical datasets, rapid measure calculation provides significant operational advantages. Faster execution enables organizations to identify care gaps sooner, refresh executive dashboards more frequently, support near real-time outreach, accelerate quality reporting cycles, and respond more quickly to changing regulatory requirements.

“Health plans need more than certified HEDIS® measures—they need a partner they can trust year after year to deliver complete, accurate, and timely quality measurement,” said Gene Rondenet, Chief Executive Officer of qrcAnalytics. “Our successful validation of 81 HEDIS® MY2026 measures reflect both the strength of our technology and our long history of helping customers meet demanding quality reporting requirements. With qrcEngine®, we have paired NCQA certification with exceptional performance, enabling our clients to make faster, more informed decisions that improve both quality outcomes and financial results.”

Beyond NCQA validation, the qrcEngine® modern, scalable analytics architecture was designed by qrcAnalytics to support expanding data volumes, evolving quality programs, and increasingly sophisticated analytics. The platform enables health plans to execute HEDIS® measurement at scale while supporting risk adjustment, clinical analytics, care gap management, and population health initiatives from a single, high-performance analytics engine.

A History of NCQA Certified Excellence

qrcAnalytics has built its reputation on delivering dependable HEDIS®-certified solutions that customers can rely on every measurement year. The company’s continued investment in independent validation, performance, and product innovation ensures that clients remain prepared for evolving NCQA requirements without sacrificing speed, scalability, or accuracy.

Organizations selecting a HEDIS® partner need confidence that every certified measure is available, validated, and supported by experts who understand the complexities of healthcare quality reporting. qrcAnalytics continues to deliver reliable analytics through NCQA certification, responsive customer support, and industry-leading technology.

About qrcAnalytics

qrcAnalytics develops advanced healthcare analytics solutions that enable health plans, provider organizations, accountable care organizations, CINs, and healthcare technology companies to improve quality performance, manage clinical risk, and succeed in value-based care. Powered by the high-performance qrcEngine™ platform, the company’s solutions support HEDIS® measurement, risk adjustment, care gap identification, population health analytics, and regulatory reporting.