tci Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement - 2022 Issue Q3
Medicare Shared Savings Program: CMS Proposes a MSSP Revamp for CY 2023
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Article Overview
This article reviews CMS’s CY 2023 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule proposed rule as it relates to the Medicare Shared Savings Program and Accountable Care Organizations. It focuses on proposed changes intended to affect participation, equity, quality scoring, administrative burden, benchmarking, and care coordination. The piece is useful for providers, ACO participants, Medicare policy staff, and others tracking proposed value-based care updates.
Why This Topic Matters
The proposed MSSP changes could affect how ACOs participate in Medicare, how performance is evaluated, and how organizations serving underserved populations are supported. Understanding the scope of the proposal helps stakeholders assess potential operational and policy impacts before the comment period closes.
Article Sections
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Context and CMS rulemaking background
Introduces the CY 2023 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule proposed rule and places the MSSP discussion in the broader CMS rulemaking context. Summarizes the policy focus on equity and coordinated care.
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Medicare Shared Savings Program overview
Explains the role of the Medicare Shared Savings Program and the Accountable Care Organization model. Describes the program at a high level and the kinds of participants it involves.
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Five MSSP proposals
Outlines the main categories of proposed MSSP changes discussed in the article. Covers participation support, quality-related adjustments, transition timing, administrative simplification, and benchmarking updates.
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Public input and resource information
Notes the CMS comment period and points readers to the cited federal resources. Provides the publication and reference context for the proposal.
What You Will Learn
- How CMS is framing proposed updates to the Medicare Shared Savings Program for CY 2023
- What broad policy areas the MSSP proposal is intended to affect
- Why the article says the proposals may matter for ACO participation and equity
- Where the public comment period and official rule materials are referenced
Who Should Read This
- Medicare providers
- Accountable Care Organization leaders
- Health system administrators
- Value-based care policy professionals
- Medical coders and compliance staff tracking Medicare policy
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