decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2015 Issue 7 (July)
Some practices will get a break from the value payment modifier thanks to MIPS
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Article Overview
This article discusses proposed CMS changes tied to the transition from the value modifier to MIPS and how those changes affect practices composed of non-physician practitioners. It is aimed at coders, billers, practice managers, and reimbursement staff who need to understand which groups may be phased in later, how quality reporting remains relevant, and how Medicare may evaluate a practice’s composition. The piece focuses on general policy timing, practice makeup under a tax ID number, and the difference between being subject to a calculation versus being subject to a pay cut or bonus.
Why This Topic Matters
These policy changes can affect Medicare payment adjustments and quality-reporting obligations for affected practices. Understanding the timing and practice-level rules helps organizations anticipate reporting requirements and financial exposure.
What You Will Learn
- How proposed CMS policy changes affect non-physician practitioner practices
- Which broad practitioner groups are discussed in relation to MIPS timing
- How Medicare may assess practice composition for payment adjustment purposes
- Why quality reporting remains important during the transition period
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Medical billers
- Practice managers
- Revenue cycle staff
- Compliance staff
- Healthcare administrators
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