Enrolling in AOA MORE
AOA MORE is a secure, private database that systematically aggregates anonymous patient data from multiple electronic health record (EHR) vendors to help improve patient clinical outcomes, procedures and best practices. The registry is an included benefit for AOA members
Enrolling is made easy with step-by-step instructions personalized for practice owners, associate doctors and doctors employed at a practice owned by a non-member entity.
If you are not an AOA member and would like to participate in AOA MORE for a fee, please call 314.983.4270 to start the process.
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What if I don't use an EHR in my practice, or use an EHR that is not yet integrated, can I still enroll?
You can enroll in AOA MORE to participate in Improvement Activities to earn MIPS points and to manually report Promoting Interoperability data to the QPP. Follow the steps above to enroll.
Should I continue to report quality codes on claims and in my EHR if I'm using AOA MORE?
Continue to report Quality Measures to CMS by traditional reporting methods (claims-based, EHR) until your AOA MORE dashboard shows 60% completion success on at least six measures.
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