August 1, 2025 Release Highlights Copied
Practice Insights is pleased to announce updates in the application to support the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS).
MIPS Quality Measures Dashboard
Starting Monday, Aug. 4, 2025, the dashboard will be updated with the following enhancements to improve reporting accuracy and help practices meet MIPS requirements:
MIPS 453: Proportion Receiving Chemotherapy in the Last 14 Days of Life (Inverse Measure)
A new Date of Chemotherapy column will be added to denote when chemotherapy was administered to patients who meet numerator specifications.
PIMSH 1: Advance Care Planning in Metastatic Disease
The Numerator Explanation column will now include the patient’s metastatic diagnosis and ICD-10 codes to help practices more easily identify qualifying patients.
Exported Excel File Enhancements
- Updated sheet names: Summary-1, Summary-2, Top Providers, and Performance Met. The “DO NOT EXPORT” label will be removed from sheet headers.
- All sheets will now include these new columns:
- Report Date
- Time Period Selected
- Corresponding Measure
- The Top Providers sheet will display all providers in order of performance from highest to lowest, helping practices identify and address low-performing providers.
Status of Dashboard Updates for 2025
CMS releases updates to the quality measure specifications annually for the MIPS program. These measure specifications have been reviewed, and Practice Insights is working on the required technical updates to align with the revised requirements. Ontada will continue to notify practices once measures have been updated based on the current 2025 requirements.
| Measure | Description |
|---|---|
| MIPS Quality Measures Dashboard | |
| MIPS #001 | Diabetes Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1cc) Poor Control (>9%) (Inverse Measure) |
| MIPS #047 | Advance Care Plan |
| MIPS #130 | Current Medications Documentation |
| MIPS #134 eCQM | Preventive Care Screening: Screening for Depression and Follow Up Plan |
| MIPS #134 CQM/Registry | Preventive Care Screening: Screening for Depression and Follow Up Plan |
| MIPS #143 | Pain Intensity Quantified |
| MIPS #144 | Pain Care Plan |
| MIPS #226 | Tobacco Screening and Cessation |
| MIPS #236 | Controlling High Blood Pressure |
| MIPS #238 | Use of High-Risk Medications in Older Adults (Inverse Measure) |
| MIPS #374 | Closing the Referral Loop |
| MIPS #450 | Appropriate Treatment for Patients with Stage I (T1c) III Her2 Positive Breast Cancer |
| MIPS #451 | RAS (KRAS & NRAS) Testing Performed for Patients with Metastatic Colorectal Cancer who Receive Anti-EGFR Monoclonal Antibody Therapy |
| MIPS #453 | Proportion Receiving Chemotherapy in the Last 14 Days of Life (Inverse Measure) |
| MIPS #457 | Percentage of Patients who Died from Cancer Admitted to Hospice for Less than 3 Days |
| MIPS #462 | Bone Density Evaluation for Patients with Prostate Cancer and Receiving Androgen Deprivation Therapy |
| MIPS #487 | Screening for Social Drivers of Health |
| PIMSH #1 | Advance Care Planning in Metastatic Disease |
| PIMSH #4 | Patient-Reported Pain Improvement |
| PIMSH #9 | Supportive Care Drug Utilization in the Last 14 Days of Life (Inverse Measure) |
| PIMSH #10 | Hepatitis B Serology Testing and Prophylactic Treatment Prior to Receiving Anti-CD20 Targeting Drugs |
| PIMSH #13 | Proportion of Stage IV nsNSCLC Patients Tested for Actionable Biomarkers and Received Mutation-Targeted Therapy |
| PIMSH #15 | Antiemetic Therapy for Low-and Minimal-Emetic-Risk Antineoplastic Agents in the Infusion Center-Avoidance of Overuse (Inverse Measure) |
| PIMSH #16 | Appropriate Antiemetic Therapy for High-and Moderate-Emetic-Risk Antineoplastic Agents in the Infusion Center |
| PIMSH #17 | Utilization of Prophylactic GCSF for Cancer Patients Receiving Low-Risk Chemotherapy (Inverse Measure) |
| PIMSH #18 | Resolution or Improvement of a Health-Related Social Need |
| EOM Performance Measures Dashboard | |
| EOM-4A | Pain Intensity Quantified |
| EOM-4B | Pain Care Plan |
| EOM-5 | Preventive Care Screening: Screening for Depression and Follow Up Plan |