MIPS scores determine your Medicare payment adjustments — up to ±9% per year. For a $2M Medicare practice, that's a $360,000 swing over four years. We manage the full MIPS reporting lifecycle so your practice consistently scores in the exceptional performance tier.
Report 6 measures. Derm-specific options include melanoma recall (137), biopsy follow-up (265), and BCC/SCC turnaround (462).
EHR meaningful use attestation, security risk analysis, e-prescribing, and patient electronic access documentation.
CMS-calculated from claims — no direct submission required. Covers Total Per Capita Cost and Medicare Spending Per Beneficiary.
Attest to practice improvement activities. High-weighted activities count double. Derm-relevant options include care coordination and telehealth.
Choosing the right measures and documenting them correctly is where most derm practices leave MIPS points on the table. These are the QPP measures most directly applicable to dermatology.
The Medicare Access & CHIP Reauthorization Act (2015) replaced the SGR formula and created two tracks. Most dermatologists participate through MIPS, which scores performance annually and applies a payment adjustment two years later.
MIPS Track: Annual scoring with ±9% payment adjustment.
APM Track: Qualifying participants are exempt from MIPS and receive a 5% lump-sum incentive annually.
We'll review your current score, identify missed reporting opportunities, and show you exactly what an optimized MIPS strategy looks like for your practice — free, within 5 business days.