MIPS Promoting Interoperability Hardship Exception
Beginning with the 2024 Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) Performance Period, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech-language pathologists that participate in the MIPS program are no longer automatically exempted from the promoting interoperability category.
If you feel that you are unable to report the promoting interoperability category, you may submit a MIPS Promoting Interoperability Category Hardship Exception Application citing one of the reasons below:
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Since MIPS eligible clinicians must submit collected data for the required measures in each objective for the same 180 continuous days (or more) during the calendar year, you will want to submit your exception application as soon as possible because if it is denied, this will still give you time to collect the data for the required measures for the continuous 180 days.
For additional information and to apply for the MIPS Promoting Interoperability Category Hardship Exception, click
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The QPP site is pretty limited on what is needed in an exception letter for using decertified EMR. Do you have any suggestions on what is needed in the letter?
Thanks
Due to liability reasons on my part, not something I can answer in this forum.