CMS recently dropped their 2020 Inpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS) final rule, which focuses on simplifying requirements, reducing regulatory reporting costs and emphasizing patient-centered care.
So, what exactly does CMS have planned for next year? Take a look at the slideshow below to learn about the major changes that were finalized in the 2020 IPPS final rule.
(Use the arrows on the side of the slide to navigate between slides.)
Your EHR technology still must be certified for all the available eCQMs in 2020 and beyond.
Stay tuned for next week’s post, where we’ll review the 2019 requirements for the Inpatient Quality Reporting (IQR) program. Keep in mind that Medisolv’s clinical experts are dedicated to guiding hospitals through these quality reporting changes, each year, and ensuring that they achieve a successful submission.
If you want to start improving your quality reporting process, feel free to send us a note. We'd love to hear from you and chat about how about we can help with all your quality reporting needs.
The new hybrid readmission measure is moving from voluntary to mandatory over the next several years. Last year, CMS held the hybrid measure pilot program. They received 80 submissions, 69 of which came from Medisolv.
Medisolv’s Kristen Beatson, who was instrumental in Medisolv’s hybrid submissions to CMS, will provide you everything you need to know about this new measure type.
In this free educational webinar, you will learn all about the hybrid measure – how it is captured and mapped in your EHR and how CMS will calculate your measure performance.
In this webinar you will learn: