decisionhealth Newsletters, Coder Pink Sheets - 2013 Issue 12 (December)
Quality reporting: Avoid the penalty - Get up to speed on four PQRS changes for 2014
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Article Overview
This article explains how the Physician Quality Reporting System changed for 2014 and why those changes matter to practices trying to avoid future Medicare payment adjustments. It is useful for clinicians, practice managers, and coding/billing professionals who need a broad understanding of PQRS participation requirements, reporting pathways, and related CMS guidance for the 2014 performance year.
Why This Topic Matters
PQRS requirements were becoming more demanding, and the article helps readers understand the general areas that changed so they can assess reporting responsibilities and avoid payment penalties. It also highlights why the topic was important for practices navigating CMS quality reporting programs.
Article Sections
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4 ways PQRS affects you in 2014
Summarizes the major 2014 changes to PQRS participation, reporting options, and reporting expectations under CMS rules.
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PQRS participation low but will rise
Discusses participation trends, the ongoing importance of PQRS within CMS quality initiatives, and the need to review available reporting options.
What You Will Learn
- How PQRS changed for the 2014 reporting year
- What general reporting requirements became more demanding
- Which broad participation options CMS discussed
- How CMS quality reporting rules were framed for practices in 2014
Who Should Read This
- Physicians
- Eligible professionals
- Practice managers
- Medical coders
- Medical billers
- Quality reporting staff
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