The MACRA legislation passed in 2015 created the Quality Payment Program (QPP). There are two pathways in the QPP: MIPS (Merit Based Incentive Payment...

Eligible clinicians and groups can now submit and attest to 2018 MIPS measures and activities. The portal will close April 2, 2019. Eligible clini...

Small Practices Don't Need an EHR to Avoid A Penalty! Eligible clinicians and groups have until December 31, 2018, to submit a Promoting Intero...

If you are a MIPS eligible clinician, you can complete one of two CDC courses online to earn the 15 points you need to avoid a Medicare penalty. The I...

If you are a MIPS eligible clinician or group AND you did not submit data in 2017, don't plan to submit data in 2018 or 2019 AND generate at least $20...

You can still avoid a QPP Penalty without an EHR! Do you see the N700 remark code on your Medicare EOBs? If your EOBs from Medicare include this remar...

All you need is 15 points to avoid a 5% Medicare penalty!

LAMMICO Practice Solutions can help our insureds develop a plan for QPP reporting and avoid a 5% penalty!

Eligible clinicians and groups are strongly encouraged to check and/or re-check their 2017 MIPS Performance scores for accuracy and updates.

One of the most talked about recommendations of the 2019 QPP Proposed Rule is the proposed changes to the current Evaluation and Management (E&M) code...

Eligible clinicians can submit an Exception Application for the 25 points from the Promoting Interoperability category to be re-allocated to the Quali...

Providers are encouraged to submit their comments and suggestions on the QPP Year 3 Proposed Final Rule before September 10, 2018.

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Regardless of where you are in the MIPS reporting process, we’ve highlighted a few key items to be aware of as you look to the second half of 2018.

Providers must check the federal and state exclusion databases for all employees, owners, managers and providers in their practices to avoid monetary...

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights is offering FREE live HIPAA training focused on the needs of small-practice h...

We summarize the regulations and requirements for QPP in 2018 so you can avoid a 5% Medicare penalty in 2020.

We summarize the regulations and requirements for QPP in 2018 so you can avoid a 5% Medicare penalty in 2020.

Give your opinion to CMS and get full Improvement Activity credit for 2018!

If you're an eligible clinician who submitted 2017 Quality performance data for MIPS via claims, you'll now be able to view your performance scores th...

We summarize the regulations and requirements for QPP in 2018 so you can avoid a 5% Medicare penalty in 2020.

LAMMICO is hosting a series of educational half-day seminars for medical office staff titled “Current Trends in the Physician Practice,” beginning on...

We will summarize the regulations and requirements for QPP in 2018 so that you can AVOID a 5% Medicare penalty in 2020.

We offer insights on 2017 QPP exemption and attestation.

Providers in some Louisiana parishes are exempt from 2017 MIPS reporting due to Tropical Storm Harvey.

Here are a few things for your medical practice to keep in mind as 2017 winds down.

Eligible clinicians who have a significant EHR-related hardship, or lack an EHR system entirely, can apply for an exemption for the 2017 QPP transitio...

CMS considers the 2018 performance year to be another transition year allowing providers additional time to get ready for full QPP implementation in 2...

We've created a downloadable reference sheet of key indicators that can help you identify opportunities for improvements that may lead to a more consi...

Registering for and monitoring the Louisiana Prescription Drug Monitoring Program can help both Quality Payment Program performance (avoiding a Medica...

You do not have to accept virtual credit cards as payment in your practice!

Report 1 measure, on 1 patient, 1 time and you can AVOID THE 4% CMS PENALTY!

Providers only need to report on ONE performance category to avoid a CMS penalty this year!

There is still time for MIPS Eligible Clinicians to avoid a CMS penalty in 2019.