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- HI Legally Required Modification Notice
- 2025 HI Provider Reference Guide
- CAA Section 5123 of 2023: Directory Information Request for Medicaid Providers
- HI Continuous Quality Oversight Reminder
- HR-133 of 2021: Directory Information Request for Commercial Line of Business Providers
- Notice of Language Assistance Program Adherence Requirement
Provider information
KP’s Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) are developed through the KP National Guideline Program and subsequently operationalized at KPHI. CPGs are based on the best available clinical evidence. The KP National Guideline Committee reviews relevant evidence and authors each CPG. KPHI adopts or adapts these evidence-based guidelines and operationalizes these clinical recommendations considering the needs of KPHI’s membership. When implemented, these guidelines help to reduce unwarranted variation in care and improve clinical outcomes.
To ensure evidence-based recommendations, guidelines incorporate the following framework and tools:
- The GRADE (Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development, and Evaluation) framework is used to systematically evaluate the quality of a body of evidence and assign an appropriate strength to each recommendation.
- The AGREE (Appraisal of Guidelines Research and Evaluation) II tool is used to assess the methodological quality of existing clinical practice guidelines being considered for adoption into the NGP portfolio.
- The ROBIS (Risk of Bias in Systematic Reviews) tool is used to assess the methodological quality of existing systematic reviews being considered for use in answering clinical questions.
Affiliate providers may obtain a copy upon request by e-mailing hi.clinicallibrary@kp.org.
Contract Demographic Form
The Federal Consolidated Appropriations Act – HR-133 of 2021 requires that the following provider directory information be verified every 90 days: name, address, phone, NPI, and license number.
Data must be verified every notification cycle. If we do not receive your information each quarter, you may be removed from our provider directory. The email notifications are sent the 1st week of March, June, September, and December. Download form here.
For other updates and/or changes, please submit via email to ProviderDemographicsHawaii@kp.org.
Kaiser Permanente Hawaii maintains a Quality Improvement Program to evaluate the quality of care provided to members for continuous improvement. Each year, strategic clinical and service goals are established to help improve members’ health care. Information including members’ health status, care provided to members with certain chronic conditions, and the number of members receiving recommended preventive care can be obtained from the electronic medical record for regular evaluation of performance to make changes when necessary. Members are also surveyed on how they feel about the quality of care they receive to assist in determining when and how to improve care.
Since 1995, Kaiser Permanente Hawaii has been accredited by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA), an independent not-for-profit organization dedicated to measuring the quality of America’s health care. Accreditation is subject to renewal every three years.
Kaiser Permanente Hawaii also participates in a number of independent reports on quality of care and service so that members and the public have reliable information to better understand the quality of care delivered at Kaiser Permanente Hawaii, as well as a way to compare Kaiser Permanente Hawaii performance to other Hawaii health plans. Publicly reported performance data, including patient safety, are available at the following Web sites:
- NCQA Health Plan Report Cards
- NCQA Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) recognition of primary care clinicians and practices
- The Joint Commission hospital accreditation status and core performance measures
- Hospital Safety Grade
- Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services hospital quality measurement data
Kaiser Permanente Hawaii has several disease management programs to assist you in managing your patients. These programs are designed to reinforce treatment plans for patients.
Additional information is available for download in Chapter 15 of the Affiliated Practitioner Manual.
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Learn how providers can register to receive ADT notifications per requirements of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Conditions of Participation.
- Admission, Discharge, and Transfer (ADT) Notifications (Kaiser Permanente)
- Admission, Discharge, and Transfer (ADT) Notifications (Maui Health System)
Manuals
This Provider Manual was created to help guide you and your staff in working with Kaiser Permanente’s various systems and procedures, and not to replace or supersede, the agreement between you and KP. Updates to the Provider Manual will be provided on a periodic basis in accordance with the agreement and in response to changes in operational systems and regulatory requirements. Please continue to consult your Provider Agreement for more information.
If you need additional information or have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Network Development & Administration – Hawaii Provider Contracting and Relations via email – Hawaii-NDandA-ProviderRelations@kp.org
The Hawaii Network Development and Administration Contracted Provider HMO Manual can be found here.
The Kaiser Permanente Kauai Island Provider Playbook
contains guidelines for you and your staff.
The Kaiser Permanente QUEST Provider Manual
is designed as a reference guide for you and your staff.
The Provider Code of Conduct
highlights some provisions in the provider agreement as well as the minimum standards by which providers are expected to conduct themselves when serving Kaiser Permanente members and patients.