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CMS has posted MIPS 2021 eligibility! Check your participation status today at https://qpp.cms.gov/participation-lookup.
APMA has also launched its 2021 MIPS Resource Page at www.apma.org/MIPS2021. We are working hard to get the recommended measures for podiatrists for each performance category posted, but in the meantime, we recommend checking out last week’s webinar, “Finalized Changes for the 2021 MIPS Performance Year,” which addresses all you need to know for the upcoming performance year.
We also recommend checking out APMA’s other webinars for the 2021 performance year:
Stay tuned for more updates via APMA Weekly Focus.
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