The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has advanced a demonstration project that would waive MIPS requirements for physicians who participate in certain Medicare Advantage plans.
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The Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) is not likely to solve the host of challenges faced by small and rural physician practices, according to a new report from the Government Accounting Office.
Editor’s note: check out APMA’s MIPS Member FAQs for all you need to know about the program.
New reports released by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services reveal that in 2017, ACA enrollment among healthcare consumers who do not receive subsidies dropped by 20 percent.
Editor's note: Visit APMA's health-care reform page to learn more about key provisions in the ACA for podiatrists and more.
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Given that physicians' time with patients is limited, it's important for other members of the healthcare team to contribute to patients' successful outcomes.
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Problems with the interoperability of different electronic health record systems have played a large role in the rise of physician burnout, experts say.
While telehealth still might take off, it has so far lagged behind expectations, due in part to reimbursement issues and lack of awareness on the part of the general public regarding their options.