Medbridge and Patient360 have joined forces to improve Medicare Reimbursement for outpatient rehabilitation providers. This partnership introduces an integrated solution for MIPS reporting. As a result, practices can streamline compliance while maintaining financial stability.
Also, through collaboration, it is possible for the providers to feed the quality information through Medbridge systems. Patient360 will take care of the reporting on behalf of the CMS, ensuring accuracy and efficiency. This ensures protection against Medicare Reimbursement penalties.
With the increasing dependence on data-based results by healthcare professionals for reimbursement purposes. There is a challenge of meeting the demanding reporting criteria. Notably, clinicians who fail to follow required guidelines risk losing up to nine percent of their Medicare Part B reimbursement.
“Improving patient care quality and clinical outcomes is the foundation of everything we do at Medbridge, and proving that quality is quickly becoming essential to how practices compete and grow,” said Donovan Campbell, CEO of Medbridge. “Meeting federal requirements is complex and critical to the stability of private practices. No organization should be left on the sidelines because reporting feels too complicated or too expensive. This partnership gives every practice, regardless of size, a streamlined path to compliance.”
Streamlining MIPS Compliance for Healthcare Practices
With the integrated approach, doctors will be able to gather the patients’ reported data within their normal process of work. In addition, Patient360 can manage the submission, benchmarking, and auditing processes.
Moreover, the collaboration works for all types of practices. Large and small can both benefit equally from it. They have the freedom to report on selected physicians only, which would help manage their expenses. In turn, it enables organizations to remain profitable and deliver quality services.
“Rehabilitation practices have long needed a QCDR partner that understands their clinical reality and meets clinicians where they already work,” said Colin Barry, CEO of Patient360. “Together with Medbridge, we are removing the operational friction that has kept too many therapy organizations, particularly smaller independent practices, from participating in MIPS so they can focus on patient outcomes rather than paperwork.”
In addition, it includes applications such as PROMIS in the Medbridge system. The patient’s progress can be tracked easily without disrupting the work process. At the same time, Patient360 ensures compliance with the CMS standards. Such integration enhances Medicare Reimbursement approach in the healthcare industry. The Medbridge & Patient360 solution is currently live for eligible providers. The reporting process will start from 2027.
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News Source: Businesswire.com
