MIPS (Merit-based Incentive Payment System) was introduced as a part of the Quality Payment Program (QPP) for the Medicare Part B healthcare providers. It was so they could get compensated based on their value-based healthcare services. Each year, there are changes in the rules, measures, and requirements for each category of MIPS. Let’s see what…
Special designations allow all MIPS 2021 eligible clinicians to take part in the reporting evaluation no matter their resources.
CMS recently released Proposed Rule for the MIPS 2022 performance period. The window for commenting is officially closed. However, we could get an idea of what the next year will hold for the eligible clinicians. Here are key takeaways.
MIPS 2021 data submission requires clinicians to report data regarding activities in each of the four main categories. Explained below are the IA category eligibility criteria and a few modifications made for MIPS 2021 reporting.
No successful MIPS reporting can be imagined without the support and guidance of professional MIPS consultation. We know QPP MIPS 2021 reporting is just around the corner. And, the only difference between a good financial reputation and a penalized clinician is the quality data submission. Clinicians have to consider all specifications and reporting requirements to…
Scoring for MIPS-based facilities is not available for review for 2021 by CMS. The authorities say that this decision is taken considering the adverse effect of COVID-19 PHE.