Description
In today’s ever changing healthcare climate, maximizing revenue while providing quality care for patients is more important than ever. An understanding of the Quality Payment Program (QPP) can be daunting but is necessary for navigating the current healthcare environment.
- As we get closer to the end of 2020, you may ask yourself:
- Is attestation required in 2020?
- How does a physician participate or file an exemption?
- What does MIPS look like in 2021?
- How do I navigate the past performance reports to benefit my practice?
Moderated by CAP’s Director of Practice Management Services Andrea Tena, this presentation covers topics including:
- The future direction of QPP
- Pathways for those who have not yet participated
- Applying for a MIPS exemption
- MIPS attestation and reporting in 2020
- Getting ready for MIPS in 2021
Contributors
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Mary Jean Sage
As founding principal and Senior Consultant of The Sage Associates, Mary Jean Sage is a speaker, consultant, and educator with over 30 years of experience in healthcare. As a healthcare management specialist, Ms. Sage assists healthcare professionals address and resolve management and business development issues. She is recognized nationally for her expertise in coding, billing, healthcare compliance, and Medicare audit response. She received her degree in Business Administration from the University of Redlands and her degree in Allied Health from Ferris State University.
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Andie Tena
Andréa (Andie) Tena is CAP’s Director of Practice Management Services. She brings to CAP over 15 years of streamlining, optimizing, and transforming operations to elevate efficiency and productivity. Prior to joining CAP, she consulted for Innovative Health Management Partner, where she directed multiple cross functional projects for the largest orthopedic group in Orange County. Prior to that, she was the Director of Market Operations at First Choice Physician Partners/Tenet Healthcare.