You are only eligible to participate in MIPS if you are a MIPS eligible clinician type. If you’re not one of the clinician types listed below, you’re excluded from reporting and the MIPS 2022 payment adjustment. Physicians (including doctors of medicine, osteopathy, dental surgery, dental medicine, podiatric medicine, and optometry) Osteopathic practitioners Chiropractors Physician assistants […]
MIPS Eligibility determination may change each Performance Year (PY) due to changing policy of QPP CMS. Practice/ Provider eligibility status is based on: National Provider Identifier (NPI) Associated Taxpayer Identification Numbers (TINs). When a Practice/ Provider has been reassigned their Medicare billing rights to a TIN, then their NPI becomes associated with that TIN. This […]
There may be circumstances out of your control that make it difficult for you to meet program requirements. To reduce this burden, CMS provide the opportunity to apply for exceptions to meeting MIPS program requirements. MIPS eligible clinicians, groups and virtual groups can now apply for the 2019 Promoting Interoperability (PI) Hardship Exception or the […]