"In 2019, the first payment year, MIPS will take approximately
$199 million from eligible clinicians below the performance threshold
and redistribute those funds to providers above the performance
threshold. Eventually, the redistributed dollars will be equivalent to
9% of Medicare physician payments."
Excerpted from:
Accountable Care News, Volume 8 Number 7, July 2017, "The Impact of ACOs
on MIPS Payment Opportunities," by Lynn Barr, MPH, and LeeAnn Hastings,
J.D., MPH.
RevCycle Intelligence, July 13, 2017
JAMA Cardiology, abstract only, July 12, 2017
PR Newswire, July 6, 2017
Open Minds, June 21, 2017
RevCycle Intelligence, June 21, 2017
Medicine, June 2017
Health Affairs Blog, June 28, 2017
Public Health Post, June 22, 2017
Health Affairs Blog, June 19, 2017
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