TORCH payer & quality committee
The screen a TORCH committee would open before a payer meeting. Every figure is an aged, aggregated statistic: three months or older, five hospitals minimum, no hospital more than 25% of any number.
Participating hospitals
of 43 CIN members · 5 required for a published statistic
Covered lives represented
value-based lives attributable to contributing members
Network median days in A/R
days · range across members 38.1 – 74.6
Network median denial rate
first-pass denials · range 6.4% – 18.2%
First-pass denial rate across all contributing members · Q1 2026 · hover a bar for detail
Network median shown as the dashed reference. Two payers sit meaningfully above it.
Eight quarters · clean claims to remittance · hover any point for the quarter
Payer A has drifted 12.9 days slower over two years while Traditional Medicare held flat.
Network finding
MA plans pay network hospitals 9.6% less than Traditional Medicare for comparable services — while taking 24 more days on average to pay them.
Across 12 contributing hospitals and 41,300 covered lives, that gap is the single largest recoverable line item the committee can put on a payer agenda.
Fictional network statistic generated for this demo. It echoes the direction of the AHA's published findings on Medicare Advantage and rural hospitals, but the number here is not a real measurement.
Indexed to Traditional Medicare = 100 for comparable service groups
Commercial plans remain above Medicare; MA plans sit below it in this fictional network sample.
Value-based lives represented by contributing hospitals, against the thresholds that change what the network can do
The full CIN already holds 90,000+ covered lives. This tracker measures only the lives inside the intelligence exchange — the gap between the two is the participation opportunity.