Mastering and understanding the changes of the CMS MIPS Promoting Interoperability (PI) category should be a key part of your 2022 strategy. Here’s what you need to know!

Q: Why do I write the MIPS Manual each year?

A: To save you valuable time and resources, so that you don’t have to put the pieces from CMS together yourself.

Much like with New Year’s resolutions, MIPS 2020 will require immediate attention and consistency to be successful. Just like a failed resolution, lack of action will have you throwing your hands in the air and waiting to begin again in January 2021.

If you’re wondering how your 2017 MIPS score compares to the national average, we are sharing our MIPS Score lookup tool to help you understand how either individual clinician(s) or a group performed.

We want to make sure you’re prepared, so if you happen to receive one of these surprise DVA letters, here’s what you should know.

If simply avoiding the MIPS penalty or choosing not to participate in hopes that the program would go away was your strategy, perhaps it’s time to reconsider.

As MIPS consultants, we notice when clients are making one of these five common mistakes and help them course-correct. We’ve outlined the five mistakes below. Are you guilty of any of these?