tci Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement - 2017 Issue 3
Reimbursement: Combat MACRA Fatigue with These Helpful Tips
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Article Overview
This article explains how MACRA and the Quality Payment Program affect clinicians and practices, with emphasis on who may be excluded from MIPS, how small and rural practices are being supported, and where CMS and related organizations offer help. It is intended for providers, practice managers, and coding or reimbursement professionals who need a high-level understanding of reporting obligations and assistance options under Medicare quality programs.
Why This Topic Matters
Understanding QPP participation status and support resources can help practices identify whether they are affected by MIPS-related reporting requirements and where to look for implementation assistance.
Article Sections
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Are you exempt from the Quality Payment Program?
Introduces the article’s focus on MACRA, the Quality Payment Program, and the question of which clinicians may fall outside MIPS requirements.
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There Are Always Exceptions in Medicare
Discusses categories of clinicians and practice situations that may not be subject to MIPS, along with broad references to Medicare participation and payment program status.
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CMS Lowers the Bar For Small Practices
Summarizes CMS adjustments aimed at small practices and describes broad reporting and exclusion concepts relevant to those groups.
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There Is Help for Those Who Need It
Outlines the assistance resources CMS and related organizations provide to help clinicians navigate QPP participation and transition support.
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Federal offerings
Covers CMS support initiatives and technical assistance available to small and rural practices and other eligible clinicians.
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Three options
Introduces several organizations and learning networks that offer guidance for clinicians working through QPP-related changes.
What You Will Learn
- How the article frames MACRA and the Quality Payment Program
- Which broad groups may not be required to participate in MIPS
- What kinds of support CMS and related organizations provide for practices
- How small and rural practices are addressed in the discussion
- Which assistance programs and learning networks are highlighted
Who Should Read This
- Physicians and other eligible clinicians
- Practice managers
- Medical billing and reimbursement staff
- Coding and compliance professionals
- Small and rural practice administrators
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