Calculating a MIPS Score
Starting in 2018, cost is weighted at 10% and based on two metrics: total per capita costs and Medicare Spending per Beneficiary.[12] Claims data will be used to calculate this component of the MIPS score, so the participating provider will have no reporting obligations this year. Quality measures are worth 50%, advancing care information 25%, and improvement activities 15% of the MIPS score.[13,14]
What Quality Measures Can Be Reported?
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