Excerpted from “MIPS 2024, Part 2—What’s New With PI, Improvement Activities, and Cost" (EyeNet, February 2024), posted online ahead of print.
Your MIPS final score for a performance year determines your MIPS payment adjustment for a future year. For example, your MIPS final score for 2023 will determine your payment adjustment for 2025. If you think there is a problem with the MIPS final score that CMS assigns to you, there is a limited timeline for requesting a targeted review.
In past years, there was a 60-day period for requesting such a review, starting when CMS makes the payment adjustment information available. But starting in 2024, the window for requesting a review will open when the MIPS final scores are released and will close 30 days after the payment adjustments are announced.
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