Here are four things to know.
1. The service aims to help specialists transition to value-based reimbursement under the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act and optimize existing fee-for-service activities, Integra Connect said.
2. According to a news release, the service augments the company’s payment and denial management capabilities with Merit-Based Incentive Payment System measurement, Alternative Payment Model quality measurement, analysis and contract oversight.
3. Components of Integra Connect’s value-based RCM service include executive-level strategy review and refinement to help the practice transition to value-based care, as well as analytics with real-time, decision support capabilities focused on MIPS and APM performance measurement, among others, the release states.
4. Integra Connect’s value-based RCM service is commercially available for large urology and oncology specialists.
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