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PCMH UPDATE

Maygan Jones of Management and Medical Consulting Services has completed her certification as a PCMH Certified Content Expert with NCQA effective 12/14/20! Whether your practice is looking to maintain your current PCMH recognition status or preparing for the new 2017 PCMH model, Maygan Jones is ready to use her extensive PCMH knowledge and experience to guide your practice through this transition. Congratulations Maygan!!

COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Will End May 11, 2023

For more information about the transition click here.

MIPS 2024 and Beyond…

The PHE-related EUC will not be in place for 2024 – this means all eiligible providers will be required to report. If you have claimed hardship exemptions for the last several years, then you need to contact your EHR vendors to ensure that you can still monitor and pull reports. Familiarize yourself or contact us for MIPS reporting instructions. Start now monitoring your progress for 2023 and determine if you will need to make any workflow changes in your practices to meet the objectives. Keep an eye out for the final rule at the end of 2023 for 2024.

Traditional MIPS is expected to sunset with the 2027 reporting year. MIPS Value Pathways (MVPS) become mandatory way to continue in the MIPS Incentive Payment Program in 2028.

There is a lot of new information regarding this program, therefore, if you need assistance, please contact us for help.

QPP REQUIRES A HARP ACCOUNT

CMS has updated and streamlined systems to better serve you. Previously, users created an account and requested access to organizations for the Quality Payment Program through the Enterprise Identity Data Management (EIDM) System.

Beginning in December 2018, new users who want to sign in to qpp.cms.gov will create their account in the HCQIS Access Roles and Profile (HARP) system, and all users will request and manage access to organizations by signing in to qpp.cms.gov.

What If I Already Have an EIDM Account?

If you have an EIDM account with one of the PV/PQRS roles that lets you sign in to qpp.cms.gov, we created a HARP account for you, keeping your EIDM User ID and password.

You will still be able to sign in to qpp.cms.gov with your EIDM User ID and password and will have access to the same organizations.

Moving forward, you will manage your User ID and password in HARP, and your access to these organizations through qpp.cms.gov.

• If you’ve forgotten or need to reset your password, you’ll do this in HARP, using a link on the Sign In page on qpp.cms.gov.
• If you need authorization to access a different organization, you’ll do this by signing in to qpp.cms.gov.
• If you’re a Security Official for your organization, you’ll approve requests for access from new users by signing in to qpp.cms.gov.

For more information you can download this zip file with 5 documents.