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MACRA, MIPS and More: Making it all Manageable
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MACRA, MIPS and More: Making it all Manageable
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2016 saw the publication of the MACRA proposed rule, the receipt and review of over 4,000 public comments, and the publication of the final rule. Its provisions contain requirements that fundamentally will change payment of healthcare for Medicare Part B services, impacting both those providers and organizations that contract with them. While payment changes do not go into effect until 2019, those payments will be based off of data created and gathered in 2017. Thus, the time is now. This presentation focuses on understanding the fundamental MACRA platform, focusing on the MIPS portions; the implications of these vast changes, including changes to behavior, delivery of care, operations, finances, and beyond; and the reality of the transition for the near future.
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MACRA, MIPS and More: Making it all Manageable (Apr 2017)
David W. Hilgers, Sidney S. Welch
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MACRA, MIPS and More: Making it all Manageable (Apr 2017)
2016 saw the publication of the MACRA proposed rule, the receipt and review of over 4,000 public comments, and the publication of the final rule. Its provisions contain requirements that fundamentally will change payment of healthcare for Medicare Part B services, impacting both those providers and organizations that contract with them. While payment changes do not go into effect until 2019, those payments will be based off of data created and gathered in 2017. Thus, the time is now. This presentation focuses on understanding the fundamental MACRA platform, focusing on the MIPS portions; the implications of these vast changes, including changes to behavior, delivery of care, operations, finances, and beyond; and the reality of the transition for the near future.
Originally presented: Apr 2017 Health Law Conference
David W. Hilgers,
Husch Blackwell LLP - Austin, TX
Sidney S. Welch,
Polsinelli PC - Atlanta, GA