MIPS 101: Scoring and Financial Incentives for PTs and OTsBy Jerry Henderson, PT, 11.12.18Review In prior articles, we discussed MIPS Basics and some of the practical implications of MIPS reporting....BlogMIPS for PT, OT & SLP
Five Ways Outcomes Reporting Tools Can Support MIPS SuccessBy Holly Taylor, 11.11.18If you’re like most physical therapists, you’re probably planning to participate in the Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) beginning in 2019....BlogMIPS for PT, OT & SLP
Webinar: MIPS Scoring Got You Stumped?By Clinicient, 11.06.18To succeed in MIPS, it’s essential that PTs and OTs score well with Quality Measures and Improvement Activities so they can maximize financial bonuses, minimize penalties and prove their cost-effective, quality care....BlogMIPS for PT, OT & SLP
Practical Implications for MIPS WebinarPTs and OTs will most likely be eligible for the Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) in 2019....ResourceWebinar
True or False? Busting the Top Five MIPS MythsBy Holly Taylor, 10.16.18According to CMS, 600,000 clinicians will participate in MIPS under the Quality Payment Program. Even so, confusion remains around participation options and when discussing the MIPS program with peers, I’m still surprised by how many false theories are floating around....BlogMedicare & RegulatoryMIPS for PT, OT & SLP
Eligibility, Submission Methods and the Practical Implications of MIPS for PTs and OTsBy Jerry Henderson, PT, 10.09.18In my most recent blog on MIPS (read MIPS 101 here), I provided some background and basic concepts about the Merit-based Incentive Payment System that some PTs and OTs will be eligible to participate in beginning January 2019....BlogMIPS for PT, OT & SLP
5 Things You’re Missing Out On By Not Participating in MIPSBy Holly Taylor, 10.04.18With talk around MIPS getting louder and louder (see Clinicient’s MIPS 101 blog here), there are a lot of PTs wondering what the fuss is all about....BlogMedicare & RegulatoryMIPS for PT, OT & SLP
Online Resources for Understanding MIPSMIPS is a complex program. Succeeding in MIPS requires knowledge and strategic planning. This document includes a brief description and links to resources you will should refer to when developing your MIPS strategy....ResourceTip Sheet / FAQ
MIPS 101: Basics for Physical and Occupational TherapistsHave you heard? The Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) will likely apply to eligible physical and occupational therapists in 2019....ResourceWebinar
MIPS 101: What you need to know about the Merit-based Incentive Payment SystemBy Jerry Henderson, PT, 09.12.18By now, you have heard that PTs and OTs will be eligible to participate in the CMS Merit-based Incentive Payment System, or MIPS, beginning in 2019....BlogMedicare & RegulatoryMIPS for PT, OT & SLP
10 Things therapists must know to prepare for MIPSHave you heard? CMS is proposing big changes for therapists in 2019. Chief among them are a proposed freeze of the Medicare physician fee schedule and a requirement for eligible PTs and OTs to participate in Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS)....ResourceInfographic
Buzzwords, debuzzed: 10 Medicare terms you should knowBy Taylor Goldsmith, 09.05.18Arguably, one of the most confusing terms (and one of the most likely to make healthcare professionals squirm) is Medicare....BlogMedicare & RegulatoryMIPS for PT, OT & SLP
Proposed Medicare Changes for Outpatient TherapyCMS recently published their proposed rule for 2019. If the proposal goes into effect, therapists will join the list of providers who must participate in the CMS Quality Payment Program (QPP)....ResourceWebinar
Common Questions from our August 2018 MIPS WebinarBy Clinicient, 08.21.18We get it, MIPS is a tough program to get a handle on. It’s CMS’ favorite on-again off-again relationship and we, PTs, often get caught in the middle....BlogIndustry News & TrendsMedicare & RegulatoryMIPS for PT, OT & SLP
Breaking News: CMS proposes retiring FLR in 2019By Jerry Henderson, PT, 07.17.18Call me pleasantly stunned. In their annual Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM), CMS is proposing to retire the Functional Limitation Reporting requirement in 2019....BlogMedicare & RegulatoryMIPS for PT, OT & SLP
