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What is MIPS Reporting?
MIPS Performance Categories
Up to 9%
Our 10-Step MIPS Compliance Process
MIPS Reporting Features
Eligibility Check
Measure Selection
Data Tracking
Gap Analysis
Submission Management
Score Optimization
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MIPS Reporting FAQs
Who needs to participate in MIPS?
Eligible clinicians who bill Medicare Part B and exceed the low-volume threshold ($90K in allowed charges, 200 unique patients, 200 covered services) must participate. We help determine your exact eligibility status.
What is the reporting period?
The MIPS performance period is the calendar year (January 1 – December 31). Quality data must cover at least 12 months, while Improvement Activities require 90 continuous days. Submission deadline is typically March 31 of the following year.
How does MIPS affect my Medicare payments?
Your MIPS score determines whether you receive a positive payment adjustment (up to 9%), a negative penalty (up to -9%), or a neutral adjustment. Performance scores also affect your public profile on Physician Compare.
Can you help with all 4 performance categories?
Yes, we provide comprehensive support across all MIPS categories: Quality measures selection and reporting, Promoting Interoperability attestation, Improvement Activities documentation, and Cost category optimization.
What if I miss the submission deadline?
Missing the deadline results in a penalty. CMS allows a 30-day extreme hardship exemption window. Our proactive system ensures your data is submitted well before the deadline. We start preparation months in advance.