We collect and calculate cost measures for you. The 4 performance categories are scored and make up your MIPS final score. Your final score determines the payment adjustment applied to your Medicare …

To meet 2025 traditional MIPS quality reporting requirements: You must report 6 quality measures (including 1 outcome or high priority measure) or a complete specialty set.

Qualifying APM Participants (QPs) (clinicians participating in an Advanced APM who meet certain participation thresholds) are excluded from MIPS participation and won’t receive a MIPS payment …

It’s possible to participate in MIPS in multiple ways. If a clinician (identified by a single, unique TIN/NPI combination) has more than one MIPS final score, here’s how we’ll determine which final score and …

Clinicians have 3 MIPS reporting options: MVPs, traditional MIPS, and the APM Performance Pathway (APP). Starting in 2026, multispecialty groups (that aren’t small practices) intending to report MVPs …

What are the Traditional MIPS requirements for the Improvement Activities category, how are they measured, and how it's different across reporting paths

What are the Traditional MIPS requirements for the Promoting Interoperability Performance category, how are they measured, and how it's different across reporting paths

MVPs are one reporting option for meeting your MIPS requirements. Learn more about the finalized MVPs available for the 2025 performance year, including the measures and activities in each MVP.

Updated MIPS Eligibility Information Is Available We’ve updated the eligibility information on the QPP Participation Status Tool: Final 2025 MIPS eligibility is available. Initial 2026 MIPS eligibility is …

Information on the process to apply for an exception to meeting reporting MIPS requirements for a given performance year