It Can’t Be That Simple
Capturing the data is simple. You can either enter the data into the registry during the office visit, or use paper data collection forms to gather the information for data entry later. Whatever works best for your practice. Once you have entered 30 consecutive patients into the registry and met the minimum requirements Medicare has established for PQRI, DocSite PQRI will process your submission and provide a detailed population report based on your submitted data.
Get Started Today
DocSite PQRI supports the 30 consecutive patient rule using clinical data rather than billing codes to satisfy the PQRI requirements established by Medicare. The seven measure groups supported in 2009 are: Prevention, CABG, Diabetes, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Perioperative Care, Chronic Kidney Disease and Back Pain. For larger organizations, DocSite also supports the 80% rule and the 30 consecutive patient (G-code) pathway. Please contact DocSite directly for details.
- Subscribe to DocSite and use our PQRI Quick Start Guide to track up to 30 patients for FREE!
- Review the list of PQRI quality measures and select those that apply most frequently to your Medicare Fee-for-Service (FFS) patients.
- Use DocSite’s Registry to record your patients’ conditions and quality measures as part of your normal workflow.
- Submit your PQRI results through DocSite.**
- Receive your check in early Summer 2010.
Make IT Affordable
All of DocSite’s services are simple, effective and affordable, but sometimes, our partners make them even more inexpensive! Please call your state Medical Society or Medical Association and ask their provider relations team for a promotional discount coupon. If they do not currently offer one, have them call DocSite at 919-256-9500 to sign-up!
*Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PQRI)
PQRI establishes a financial incentive for eligible professionals to participate in a voluntary quality reporting program. Eligible professionals who successfully report PQRI quality measures may earn a bonus payment of 2% of total allowed charges for covered services payable under the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. Click here to view the Alternative Reporting Methods update from CMS regarding payment in 2008 and registry-based data submission.
**Fees apply
