Physician Quality
Reporting System (PQRS)
PQRS and Your Practice
Bonuses
available now, but you must start reporting in 2013 to avoid a penalty in 2015.
PQRS
- Earlier referred to as
Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PQRI)
- Requires both NPI and tax ID
number
- Pay-for-reporting, not
pay-for-performance
- Initially required CPT II or
“G” codes along with billing codes on claims; now there are four ways to
participate
- Registry participation is the
most promising path for small- and medium-sized practices
- PQRS is not a substitute for
local quality improvement efforts
PQRS Reporting
Options
- Medicare
Part B claims-based reporting (CPT II or G codes)
- Reporting
to a CMS-approved registry
- Via
qualified electronic health record product
- EHR
data reporting through a qualified Physician Quality Reporting data
submission vendor
Bonuses
& Future Penalties
Bonuses
& Future Penalties
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Bonuses & Future Penalties: 2013
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0.5 % if no MOC; 1% if MOC*
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Bonuses & Future Penalties: 2014
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0.5%
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Bonuses & Future Penalties: 2015
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-1.5% if no successful reporting
for 2013
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Bonuses & Future Penalties: 2016
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-2%
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For more details contact:
HPP –
Accuchecker at 305-227-2383
psilben@hppcorp.com
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