tci Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement - 2017 Issue 13
Reimbursement: Will You Be In or Out? Look at the Proposed MIPS Low-Volume Thresholds
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Article Overview
This article explains proposed CMS updates to the Quality Payment Program for the next performance year, focusing on how the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System may affect Medicare Part B clinicians. It is relevant to small, rural, and other low-volume providers, as well as coders, compliance staff, and practices tracking MACRA reporting requirements, proposed threshold changes, and broader payment reform updates.
Why This Topic Matters
The article helps readers understand whether proposed CMS changes may alter MIPS participation status, reporting burden, and potential exposure to payment adjustments for Medicare Part B clinicians. It is useful for planning around compliance, workflow, and participation strategy under the evolving Quality Payment Program.
Article Sections
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Background and CMS context
Introduces the proposed CMS rule and the broader Quality Payment Program environment. Summarizes the general types of relief and burden-reduction themes discussed in the article.
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Are You Subject to MIPS Reporting?
Discusses the low-volume threshold framework and how it relates to clinician reporting status. Covers the transition-year and proposed future-year context for Medicare Part B clinicians.
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Mixed reviews
Presents reactions and concerns about the proposed threshold changes. Highlights commentary about possible impacts on clinician participation and program behavior.
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The positive
Summarizes provider and attorney perspectives on CMS responsiveness to feedback. Describes broader implications for small groups and underserved providers.
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Note These New Developments
Addresses additional proposed changes affecting future participation options and the structure of the threshold framework. Notes longer-term program direction within the Quality Payment Program.
What You Will Learn
- How CMS is revising proposed Quality Payment Program policies for the upcoming performance year
- How the MIPS low-volume threshold is discussed in relation to Medicare Part B clinicians
- What kinds of reporting relief and participation changes are being considered
- How proposed policy updates may affect small, rural, and underserved practices
- What broader CMS payment reform themes are reflected in the article
Who Should Read This
- Medicare Part B clinicians
- Practice administrators
- Medical coders
- Compliance staff
- Revenue cycle professionals
- Small and rural practices
- Healthcare consultants
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