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What Happened to PQRS?

By ICS Staff · December 28, 20161 min read
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With Medicare’s Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) beginning in 2017, many are asking about PQRS in 2017. Although it seems clear that PQRS ends on 12/31/2016, the G-code quality reporting will continue under MIPS.

The Illinois Chiropractic Society is recommending that providers continue to report the G-codes in 2017, using the same G-codes that were used in 2016 for PQRS. Although some of our providers will be excluded from the MIPS program (100 or less Medicare patients OR $30,000 or less in Medicare allowable charges), the safe bet is to continue to bill the G-codes until you are certain you, as a provider, will be excluded under the thresholds.

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If you need a refresher on the G-codes, here is a link to online education for the G-codes (previously PQRS)

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The Illinois Chiropractic Society staff works collaboratively on many topics to bring the most comprehensive and relevant information to our members. We have over 60 years of chiropractic experience and understand the heartbeat of the profession. We all look forward to providing relevant information to our members for years to come.

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