MIPS + HEDIS goals with medical practices

The current tracking systems are built for compliance, not for improvement — meaning the data tells them what happened, not how to fix it. Why is your practice producing these results? Answer that question and all else follows #patientoutcomes #valuebasedcare #medicalmanagement

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Studying the practice first gives the opportunity for improvement efforts to be focused on the area creating the greatest operational and financial risk that’s driving poor performance. #patientoutcomes #MIPS #valuebasedcare #medicalpracticemanagement

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Instead of organizing quality improvement around reimbursement programs… Organize it around patient populations. I think that's one of the biggest mindset shifts independent practices need to make under value-based care. Here's why. Imagine a patient enrolls in Medicare Advantage

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Follow Your Patient Population Not MIPS or HEDIS

The workflow should support caring for the patient population regardless of which reimbursement model it’s attached to #patientoutcomes #MIPS #valuebasedcare #practicemanagement #medicalpracticemanagement

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Medical Practice Management: Stop Managing MIPS & HEDIS Separately

MIPS changes. HEDIS changes. Insurance changes. Diabetes doesn't. Hypertension doesn't. So why are we organizing our workflows around reporting programs instead of patient populations? 🎥 https://youtu.be/0MkbDbh9eoo is=_oic8nju0daELtzZ

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#healthcareperformancemetrics #patientoutcomes #qualitymeasures #medicalpracticemanagement

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Why I started helping independent medical practices

If having more patient data automatically prevented MIPS penalties and improved HEDIS scores, every practice using Epic would have exceptional outcomes. But they don't. That realization completely changed the direction of my career. In this video, I share the two experiences that led m

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#valuebasedcare #MIPS #practicemanagement #patientoutcomes

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One of the biggest reasons practices keep getting penalized year after year is simple: The payment model changed. The practice model didn't. Here's what that looks like in real life. A practice checks eligibility in January. They're below the reporting threshold. So they s

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#valuebasedcare #MIPS #eligibility #medicalpracticemanagement

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#valuebasedcare #healthcarequality #medicalpracticemanagement

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Many practices are still operating under a fee-for-service mindset while reimbursement increasingly depends on what happens after the visit. Here's why that disconnect matters. #healthcarequality #qualitycare #primarycare #valubasedcare https://www.linkedin.com/posts/talithaw

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#healthcarequality #medicalpracticemqnagemnt #valuebasedcare

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#valuebasedcare #practicemanagement #healthcarequality

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If you have already been penalized by MIPS penalties for multiple years in a row you’re being penalized because the payment model changed but the practice model didn't. A physician can diagnose hypertension correctly. Order the medication. Provide excellent care during the visit. And stil

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#primarycare #healthcareconsultant #valuebasedcare #practicemanagement

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Checked MIPS 1x Per year?

Many practices check MIPS eligibility once and stop paying attention. The problem? Eligibility can change. Performance can change. And penalties are often discovered years later. A $45,000 penalty becomes $180,000 after 4 years. New video ↓ https://youtu.be/LQ-cmNvnooE #health

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#valuebasedcare #p4p #clinicaltraining #privatepracticesuccess #practicemanager

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Most medical practices aren’t getting penalized by MIPS for the reason they think. If you are a small, rural, or solo practice who received the maximum penalty you might want to listen up. I’ve now seen multiple primary care practices assume they were exempt from reporting because they were

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