The solution is designed to help users and medical practices earn quality incentives under new payment rules. By using a MIPS-ready solution, Aprima hopes to better position healthcare providers to earn maximum incentives.
In a prepared statement, Aprima President and CEO Michael Nissenbaum, said, “Based on our understanding of the current proposed rule, we believe Aprima meets all the necessary criteria to help practices achieve MACRA success. We will obviously revaluate our capabilities once the final rule is released this fall, but currently the solution aligns beautifully with the proposed MIPS program.”
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