The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) added new 2022 Quality Payment Program (QPP) performance information for doctors, clinicians, groups, virtual groups, and Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) to clinician and group profile pages on the Medicare.gov compare tool and in the Provider Data Catalog (PDC). CMS is required to report MIPS eligible clinicians’ final scores and performances under each MIPS performance category, names of eligible clinicians in Advanced Alternative Payment Models (APMs) and, to the extent feasible, the names and performance of such Advanced APMs. Performance information for doctors and clinicians is displayed using measure-level star ratings, percent performance scores, and checkmarks.
Medicare patients and caregivers can use the compare tool on Medicare.gov to search for and compare doctors, clinicians, and groups who are enrolled in Medicare. Publicly reporting 2022 QPP performance information helps empower patients to select and access the right care from the right provider.
Refer to the documents below for more details about the 2022 QPP performance information that has been added to clinician and group profile pages on the Medicare.gov compare tool and in the PDC:
- • Presentation: 2022 Quality Payment Program: Doctors and Clinicians Performance Information Published on the Medicare.gov Compare Tool (Recording) (Slides (610.62 KB) (PDF)) (Transcript (157.9 KB) (PDF))
- • 2022 Quality Payment Program Performance Information Published on the Medicare.gov Compare Tool Fact Sheet (222.73 KB) (PDF)
- • 2022 Clinician Performance Information (363.68 KB) (PDF)
- • 2022 Group Performance Information (394.57 KB) (PDF)
- • 2022 ACO Performance Information (141.6 KB) (PDF)
- • 2022 Doctors and Clinicians Star Ratings Fact Sheet (322.01 KB) (PDF)
- • 2022 Clinician and Group Star Rating Cut-offs (49.74 KB) (XLSX)
- • 2022 Doctors and Clinicians Measures and Activities Plain Language Crosswalk (41.7 KB) (XLSX)
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