Flow8 Health offers end-to-end MIPS reporting services tailored to your specialty and practice size. From quality measure selection to CMS submission, our experts ensure you stay compliant, avoid penalties, and unlock your full incentive potential without the reporting stress.
Whether you're a solo provider or part of a large group practice, our team works closely with you to streamline data collection, clarify measure requirements, and meet submission deadlines with confidence. With Flow8 Health, you get more than a reporting service you get a strategic partner focused on protecting your revenue and simplifying compliance every step of the way.
From Measure Selection to Audit Support. We Handle It All For You, So You can Focus More on Your Patients
We start by analyzing your clinical practices and historical data to identify relevant MIPS quality measures. This ensures selected measures align with your specialty and are achievable for successful reporting.
Engaging with your clinical team helps us understand existing workflows and documentation practices. This collaborative approach ensures alignment with MIPS requirements, encourages clinician buy-in, and supports accurate data capture.
Based on our insights, we deliver tailored training to improve documentation accuracy, measure adherence, and workflow efficiency. This empowers your team to make informed decisions that enhance both patient care and MIPS performance.
We validate and submit your performance data to CMS through approved channels like QCDR, EHR, or registry. Our precise process ensures accuracy and boosts your chances of positive payment adjustments.
The Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) is a performance-based reimbursement model launched by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) as part of the Quality Payment Program (QPP). Designed to shift healthcare from volume to value, MIPS evaluates eligible clinicians across four key performance categories: Quality, Cost, Promoting Interoperability, and Improvement Activities.
Eligible clinicians can earn positive Medicare payment adjustments and avoid penalties upto 9%
MIPS scores are publicly published on CMS platforms like Care Compare
Get a deeper understanding of your performance and clinical outcomes
Ensures you are aligned with evolving Medicare Standards
Measures the effectiveness, safety, and outcomes of the care you provide based on specialty-specific benchmarks.
Assesses how well you use certified EHR technology to improve patient access, data exchange, and care coordination.
Evaluates your efforts to enhance clinical practice through activities like care coordination, patient engagement, and safety initiatives.
Analyzes the total cost of care for your patients, comparing your resource use against national benchmarks.
Clinicians who bill more than $90,000 in Medicare Part B, see over 200 Medicare patients, or provide more than 200 covered services annually must report.
You can check your MIPS eligibility on the official CMS QPP Participation Status Tool. By entering your NPI, you’ll see whether you’re required to report based on the criteria
Yes, you can still report MIPS even if you don’t use an electronic health record (EHR) system. Our analysts will go through all your paper charts and extract relevant data for reporting.
Yes, even if you’re using an EHR, MIPS reporting can still be insufficient. EHRs don’t always cover all required categories, and incorrect or incomplete data can lead to penalties.
You could face a negative payment adjustment (up to -9%) on your Medicare reimbursements if you fail to report or report insufficiently.
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