Do you know why you should outsource medical billing and coding to P3Care?

Because with us, you are free from the administrative load to focus on your primary duties. We will compile clean claims for your payers and submit them timely for high collections.

Plus, with denial management and follow-up services, we minimize every chance for a rejected claim. So, why leave any chance for a streamlined billing process when you have P3?

For PY 2022 and 2021, CMS has maintained a lot of MIPS program flexibilities to mitigate the damage brought on by the pandemic COVID 19. It has provided significant relief during the MIPS reporting program. The MIPS 2022 performance year is about to come to an end though, and we have recovered from the Covid-19 crisis. After completing MIPS 2022, MIPS-eligible physicians must now brace themselves for MIPS 2023.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have advanced the MIPS 2023 and other two new QPP reporting paths by proposing regulations for the Physician Fee Schedule for 2023 and following forthcoming performance years. This is a CMS precedent dated July 7, 2022, and the CMS proposed rule is provisional since it has given practitioners time to provide comments. Till the first week of September, all practices are free to comment on the proposed CMS regulation. This indicates that the comment time will finish on September 6, 2022, after 60 days.

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