Question 1

Do I have to report for MIPS? How do I know if I’m eligible?

Accepted Answer

For large organizations, MIPS eligibility isn’t a single yes-or-no question — it varies provider by provider based on Medicare billing volume and patient thresholds. CMS determines eligibility using two annual determination periods based on historical performance, which means your eligible provider list can change from year to year. ReportingMD runs a full eligibility analysis across your entire organization to ensure no required provider is overlooked and no exempt provider wastes resources reporting unnecessarily.

Question 2

What happens if we miss the submission deadline or report incorrectly?

Accepted Answer

Missing a submission deadline or reporting inaccurately can have significant financial and compliance consequences—but the impact varies by program. For MIPS, missed or incomplete submissions can trigger penalties of up to a 9% reduction in Medicare payments. In MSSP and other value-based programs, the consequences differ but may still affect shared savings, quality scores, and overall reimbursement.

Regardless of program, incomplete or inaccurate data can lead to poor performance outcomes, impacting both revenue and public reporting. ReportingMD helps identify risks early, validate data accuracy, and ensure clean, compliant submissions across all programs.

Question 3

We have multiple providers across specialties. Can we still report as a group?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely — and for large organizations, group reporting is often a strategic option. It allows you to centralize data, aggregate performance across providers, and often achieve stronger composite scores than individual reporting. However, reporting requirements are evolving. As CMS continues to transition toward MVPs (MIPS Value Pathways), multi-specialty organizations may need to report as subgroups based on specialty-specific measures and workflows.

The decision between group, individual, subgroup, and APM reporting ultimately depends on your provider mix, specialty distribution, and contract structure. ReportingMD continuously evaluates these changes and helps you select the reporting strategy that aligns with current CMS requirements while maximizing your financial outcome.

Question 4

How are MIPS and MSSP reporting different?

Accepted Answer

MIPS and MSSP may share some similar quality measures, but they are entirely separate programs with distinct scoring methodologies, reporting requirements, and submission processes.

They do not share a single submission. Each program must be managed and submitted independently to meet CMS requirements.

ReportingMD helps you navigate both programs in parallel, ensuring your data is properly aligned, submissions are accurate, and performance is optimized without duplication or gaps.

Question 5

We’re using more than one EHR. Is that a problem?

Accepted Answer

This is exactly what we specialize in. Large organizations routinely operate across three, four, or more EHR platforms — especially after acquisitions or when hospital-employed and independent providers report through different systems. We aggregate data from any combination of EHRs, normalize it into a unified dataset, validate it for CMS accuracy, and deliver a submission-ready package. Our clients typically run Epic, Cerner, Athena, eClinicalWorks, and other systems simultaneously.

Question 6

What kind of support do we get from ReportingMD?

Accepted Answer

We offer hands-on onboarding, measure selection strategy, data extraction guidance, error resolution, and real-time performance monitoring. Our team is available throughout the year, not just during submission season, to ensure you’re always on track.

MIPS and ACO Quality Reporting for Large Provider Organizations

Multi-EHR Data Aggregation - MIPS + MSSP Alignment - Group & Individual Reporting - 50 to 500 + Providers

MIPS Reporting Gets Harder as Your Organization Grows

Managing MIPS for a large provider organization is fundamentally different from managing it for a small practice. More providers, more specialties, and more EHR systems mean more complexity at every step.

The organizations we work with were struggling with:

Built for Organizations That Can’t Afford to Get MIPS Wrong

Multi-EHR Data Aggregation

ACO & MSSP Alignment

Group, Individual & APM Flexibility

Scalable From 50 to 500 + Providers

ONC-Certified Technology

How We Help

From hospital-employed physician groups to large ACOs and multi-specialty organizations with 50 to 500+ providers, our advisory team ensures that your MIPS submission is accurate, timely, and optimized for maximum incentive earnings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to report for MIPS? How do I know if I’m eligible?

What happens if we miss the submission deadline or report incorrectly?

We have multiple providers across specialties. Can we still report as a group?

How are MIPS and MSSP reporting different?

We’re using more than one EHR. Is that a problem?

What kind of support do we get from ReportingMD?

Stop leaving reimbursements on the table

MIPS and ACO Quality Reporting for Large Provider Organizations

Multi-EHR Data Aggregation - MIPS + MSSP Alignment - Group & Individual Reporting - 50 to 500 + Providers

MIPS Reporting Gets Harder as Your Organization Grows

Managing MIPS for a large provider organization is fundamentally different from managing it for a small practice. More providers, more specialties, and more EHR systems mean more complexity at every step.

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The organizations we work with were struggling with:

Built for Organizations That Can’t Afford to Get MIPS Wrong

Multi-EHR Data Aggregation

ACO & MSSP Alignment

Group, Individual & APM Flexibility

Scalable From 50 to 500 + Providers

ONC-Certified Technology

How We Help

From hospital-employed physician groups to large ACOs and multi-specialty organizations with 50 to 500+ providers, our advisory team ensures that your MIPS submission is accurate, timely, and optimized for maximum incentive earnings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to report for MIPS? How do I know if I’m eligible?

What happens if we miss the submission deadline or report incorrectly?

We have multiple providers across specialties. Can we still report as a group?

How are MIPS and MSSP reporting different?

We’re using more than one EHR. Is that a problem?

What kind of support do we get from ReportingMD?

Stop leaving reimbursements on the table