Quarterly SPARCS Compliance Update: Q2 2025 Due!

Second quarter 2025 Statewide Planning and Research Cooperative System (SPARCS) data submissions are due. In addition, the due dates for the third final warning (Sept. 15) and statements of deficiency (Oct. 15) for Q1 2025 are approaching. Here are the key dates hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers and health systems need to know to remain SPARCS compliant. 

Key compliance dates for SPARCS Data: Q1 2025 and Q2 2025 

Q1 2025 SPARCS compliance deadlines 

Sept. 15 

• Final/third warning for Q1 2025 data  

Hospitals and ASCs that have not resolved their Q1 2025 data errors after receiving three warnings will be issued an SOD.  

Oct. 15 

• SOD issued for Q1 2025 data  

Facilities will be issued an SOD on this date. 

Q2 2025 SPARCS compliance deadlines  

Sept. 30 

• Submission deadline for Q2 2025 data  

The deadline for submitting Q2 2025 SPARCS data falls on this date. Ensure your data are accurate and submitted on time to avoid penalties. 

Oct. 15 

• First warning for Q2 2025 data 

Hospitals and ASCs will receive a first warning if their Q2 2025 SPARCS data are noncompliant.  

Nov. 15 

• Second warning for Q2 2025 data 

Facilities will receive a second warning if their Q2 2025 SPARCS data are noncompliant. 

Dec. 15 

• Final/third warning for Q2 2025 data 

Facilities that have not resolved their Q2 2025 SPARCS data errors after receiving three warnings will be issued an SOD.  

Jan. 15 

• SOD issued for Q2 2025 data 
  
  

Conclusion 

Staying compliant with SPARCS data submission deadlines is essential for maintaining your healthcare facility's standing and avoiding penalties. Keep an eye on these key dates and ensure your data are accurate and timely. For more information on SPARCS compliance, visit our website. 

Feel free to download our compliance calendar to keep track of all important dates. If you need assistance, our compliance team is here to help. 

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By adhering to these guidelines and keeping track of these critical dates, your hospital or ASC can maintain compliance and avoid unnecessary complications.