New tip sheet available for the Behavioral Health HEDIS measure: Follow-Up Care for Children Prescribed ADHD Medication (ADD)

Nov. 2022Important Notices
The ADD HEDIS® measure outlines the importance for members 6 to 12 years old who are newly prescribed a medication for ADHD to receive, at minimum, three appointments—an initial appointment with the prescriber and subsequent appointments with the treatment team, including behavioral health treatment providers—within 10 months of starting the new medication. The tip sheet defines the HEDIS measure and offers providers tips to ensure continuity of care for their patients who are prescribed medications for ADHD for the first time. Learn more about the ADD HEDIS measure.

HEDIS®
The Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS®) is a registered trademark of NCQA.

Recent Announcements

UPMC Health Plan Tapestry Link resources available

UPMC Health Plan Tapestry Link will launch on Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2026. To help ease your transition to the new platform, we have developed the following resources:
Nov. 2026Important Notices

Changes to inpatient denial and OBS claim billing

We will soon transition to the Epic® platform. This change will align our claims processing with industry standards by adjudicating claims based on the level of care authorized. As this transition approaches, please keep the following areas in mind:
Nov. 2026

Provider Services does not accept automated calls

Provider Services does not accept automated calls
Nov. 2026Important Notices