Data Reporting Services
The MHA offers various data reporting services, providing easy and efficient ways to analyze and share important information. Learn about the different types of data reporting services and how they can benefit hospitals.
Community Benefits Tracker
Community Benefits Tracker removes the hassle from data collection by keeping everything together in one easy-to-use platform. Community Benefits Tracker is a web-based reporting system designed to assist hospitals with collecting and reporting information easily and effectively.
Contact Laura Peariso at the MHA for more information.
Hospital Association Reporting Portal (HARP)
HARP is a secure online portal allowing MHA-member hospitals to access hospital finance information while also providing an upload functionality for submitting documentation to the MHA.
Contact Kaitlyn Jaskolski at the MHA for more information.
KeyMetrics
KeyMetrics is a web-based, data collection and reporting tool that allows for real-time monitoring of data to support quality improvement activities. The platform allows users to compare data and track progress via an interactive dashboard.
Contact Janice Jones at the MHA Keystone Center for more information.
MHA Community Site
The MHA Community site is a secure online networking platform that allows MHA-member hospital staff to collaborate, share information and stay up-to-date on MHA Keystone Center activities. The site features resources, data definitions, data collection tools, webinar recordings and presentations.
Contact Janice Jones at the MHA Keystone Center for more information.
VerifyMiCare
VerifyMICare provides information about quality and safety measures for Michigan hospitals and allows comparisons of hospitals side by side.
Contact Chris Black at the MHA for more information.
MHA Unemployment Compensation Client Reporting
MHA Unemployment Compensation Client Reporting strives to eliminate the burden of unemployment claims costing hospitals significant time and money. Through the data involved in an unemployment claim, the system used is built to track all critical fields employers could possibly want to review such as when the claim was filed, the maximum possible liability of that claim, the actual liability the employer pays, the separation reason for the employee, first day worked, last day worked, job title, rate of pay, and more.
Types of reports available:
- Annual Report Summary provides aggregate unemployment data for an organization over a series of calendar years. The report can be run for the organization (health system) as a whole, by a specific employer or by a specific business unit (department or division).
- Claimant Profile provides a detailed summary of an individual claim. This provides an in-depth review of one particular claim, giving a weekly breakdown of benefits charged, employment history, appellate history and claim events.
- Executive Summary Report provides an overview of an organization’s unemployment claim activity and liability during a specified timeframe. The report also provides information about unemployment claims that have been adjudicated at the administrative law judge level.
- Client Dashboard Report shares with the client their top five separation reasons resulting in unemployment claims, their historical claims count per month over the last 13 months and claim counts over the past few years.
- Unemployment Claims Summary Report presents a list of all unemployment claims with a benefit year beginning date within the requested timeframe. The list is sorted by claimant’s last name and shows basic information about each individual claim.
- Benchmark and Comparison Report is available only “by request” through a claim representative or any MHA UCP staff member. This report allows an employer to measure its unemployment claim activity and liability against several peer organizations.
- New Unemployment Claims Report presents a list of all new unemployment claims that were filed within the requested timeframe. The list is sorted by claimant’s last name and shows basic information about each individual claim.
- Unemployment Claim Charge Report allows an organization to see all claims filed or where charges/credits were received during a specified time frame allowing them to focus on all of their “active” claims but then drill down to only those with charges where the client may need to take some action.
Contact Courtney Pontack at the MHA for more information
