Quality Measures Available for MIPS 2019 Performance Year

February 18, 2019
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Rick Gawenda
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has released the 2019 MIPS quality measures available to report by physical therapists (PT’s), occupational therapists (OT’s) and speech-language pathologists (SLP’s) that practice in the private practice setting. In this article, I will provide the measures available to PT’s, OT’s and SLP’s reporting via claims and registry.

Quality Measures That Can Be Reported via Claims by Physical Therapists

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Quality Measures That Can Be Reported via Registry by Physical Therapists

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Quality Measures That Can Be Reported via Claims by Occupational Therapists

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Quality Measures That Can Be Reported via Registry by Occupational Therapists

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Quality Measures That Can Be Reported via Claims by Speech- Language Pathologists

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Quality Measures That Can Be Reported via Registry by Speech- Language Pathologists

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  1. For Quality Measure #154, if I screen a patient who says “YES” to having fallen 2 or more times in a year or falling once and getting injured, and I choose the numerators 3288F with 8P – Rish Assessment for Falls not Completed, Reason not Otherwise Specified, will this count against me for my scoring of at least 60% in order to pass?

    1. You will need to look at the Measure Specification sheet for that measure. CMS provides examples how to calculate the different rates near the end of each measure.