decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2013 Issue 1 (January)
Small practices: Decide whether reporting with GPRO is worth your time
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Article Overview
This article discusses the physician quality reporting system (PQRS) group practice reporting option (GPRO) for practices with two or more providers. It outlines the general reporting framework for the 2013 GPRO program, explains who it is intended for, and compares the broad reporting requirements associated with individual measures and measures groups. It is relevant to small practices evaluating whether group reporting is a good fit for their reporting strategy.
Why This Topic Matters
Small practices need to understand whether group reporting under PQRS aligns with their size, reporting capacity, and patient mix. The article helps readers assess the administrative impact of GPRO without needing to review the full premium content.
What You Will Learn
- What the PQRS group practice reporting option is
- Which practices can consider reporting under GPRO
- How the 2013 GPRO program is generally framed
- How reporting expectations differ between individual measures and measures groups
- What factors influence the volume of patients involved in reporting
Who Should Read This
- Small medical practices
- Physician group administrators
- Medical coders and billers
- Quality reporting staff
- Practice managers
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