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Medicare & Medicaid EHR Incentive Programs HIT Policy Committee February 10, 2015

Rulemaking Intent Announcement On Jan. 29, CMS announced its intent to engage in rulemaking this spring CMS is considering the following changes: o Shortening 2015 reporting period to 90 days o Realigning hospital reporting to calendar year o Modifying other aspects of programs to match goals, reduce complexity, lessen reporting burden See Dr. Conway’s blog on 2

EP Payment Adjustments Payment Adjustment AmountEPsPERCENT $1 - $25087,00034% $250 - $1,00055,00021% $1,000 - $2,00036,00014% $2,000+78,00031% 3 N=256,000 EPs currently subject to 2015 payment adjustments

Registration and Payment Data 4

Active Registrations thru December 2014 December-14Program-to-Date Medicare Eligible Professionals2,130339,991 Doctors of Medicine or Osteopathy1,802298,998 Dentists(1)433 Optometrists12315,868 Podiatrists3710,004 Chiropractors16914,688 Medicaid Eligible Professionals2,589169,259 Physicians1,400108,966 Certified Nurse-Midwives463,485 Dentists36818,791 Nurse Practitioners66934,909 Optometrists44329 Physicians Assistants622,779 Hospitals124,801 Medicare Only(6)236 Medicaid Only0159 Medicare/Medicaid184,406 Total4,731514,051 5

Program Payments thru December 2014 Amount Paid 2011 Program Year Amount Paid 2012 Program Year Amount Paid 2013 Program Year Amount Paid 2014 Program Year Amount Paid 2015 Program Year Amount Paid Program - To - Date Medicare Eligible Professionals $ 979,666,454 $ 2,879,387,560 $ 2,573,918,372 $ 433,802,880 $ - $ 6,866,775,266 Doctors of Medicine or Osteopathy $ 869,606,164 $ 2,605,745,259 $ 2,315,662,323 $ 392,784,000 $ - $ 6,183,797,745 Dentists $ 757,738 $ 2,256,298 $ 2,041,322 $ 341,040 $ - $ 5,396,399 Optometrists $ 39,019,045 $ 116,918,376 $ 105,145,995 $ 11,912,880 $ - $ 272,996,295 Podiatrists $ 51,783,860 $ 97,193,161 $ 75,442,582 $ 12,916,400 $ - $ 237,336,003 Chiropractors $ 18,499,648 $ 57,274,466 $ 75,626,150 $ 15,848,560 $ - $ 167,248,824 Medicaid Eligible Professionals $ 1,048,057,617 $ 1,197,571,527 $ 1,055,936,363 $ 146,270,517 $ - $ 3,447,836,024 Certified Nurse-Midwives $ 23,545,000 $ 24,076,250 $ 22,074,500 $ 2,826,250 $ - $ 72,522,000 Dentists $ 55,930,000 $ 109,861,084 $ 107,599,500 $ 29,533,250 $ - $ 302,923,834 Nurse Practitioners $ 172,139,173 $ 198,417,170 $ 214,209,592 $ 33,490,003 $ - $ 618,255,938 Optometrists $ - $ 8,500 $ 1,195,667 $ 497,250 $ - $ 1,701,417 Physicians $ 782,928,444 $ 852,275,774 $ 698,179,354 $ 77,968,764 $ - $ 2,411,352,335 Physicians Assistants $ 13,515,000 $ 12,932,750 $ 12,677,750 $ 1,955,000 $ - $ 41,080,500 Eligible Hospitals & CAHs $ 3,176,726,188 $ 5,580,538,314 $ 6,226,386,660 $2,427,104,158 $ 1,594,619 $ 17,412,349,938 Medicare Only $ 113,391,424 $ 230,951,586 $ 229,158,360 $ 94,727,361 $ - $ 668,228,732 Medicaid Only $ 129,581,442 $ 108,030,594 $ 116,237,044 $ 20,470,367 $ 1,594,619 $ 375,914,066 Medicare/Medicaid $ 2,933,753,322 $ 5,241,556,133 $ 5,880,991,255 $2,311,906,429 $ - $ 16,368,207,139 Medicare Advantage Organizations For Eligible Professionals $ 180,106,590 $ 134,773,289 $ 91,873,828 $ - $ 406,753,707 Total $ 5,384,556,849 $ 9,792,270,690 $ 9,948,115,223 $3,007,177,555 $ 1,594,619 $ 28,133,714,935 6

Attestation Data 7

Attestations thru February 1, 2015 EPs successfully attested for 2014 – 127,815 o New participants (Program Year 1) – 25,312 o Attested to Stage 1 – 91,033 o Attested to Stage 2 – 36,782 o Scheduled to attest to Stage 2 (Program Year 3 and beyond) – 71,519 8

Hospitals successfully attested for 2014 – 4,090 o New participants (Program Year 1) – 304 o Attested to Stage 1 – 2,275 o Attested to Stage 2 – 1,815 o Scheduled to attest to Stage 2 (Program Year 3 and beyond) – 2, Attestations thru February 1, 2015

Hospital Attestation Data through December 31,

How to Read Performance Scores 11 Imagine all the providers that attested for a measure standing in line from lowest to highest score … 10% MEASURE 30% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 77%94%100% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score The attester at position (a) has the lowest score; the one at position (b) has the highest. We then look at four points to give an idea of score ranges: the attester at the “top” of the first 25% (1 st Quartile), the one at 50% (2 nd Quartile or “median”), the one at 75% (3 rd Quartile) and the attester with the best possible score (“Max Score”). Each measure has a passing score, or “threshold”. In the example above, it is 30%. Looking at the first sample point – 1 st Quartile – we see the attester has scored 77% – well over the threshold to “pass” the measure. All scores beyond that – 2 nd Quartile, 3 rd Quartile and Max Score – also pass – again by large margins. (a)(b)

Stage 2 EH Core Performance 12 Hospital Stage 2 Core Measures RECORD VITAL SIGNS 80% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 98%96%100% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score RECORD DEMO- GRAPHICS 80% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 99%100%98%100% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score

Stage 2 EH Core Performance 13 Hospital Stage 2 Core Measures CPOE FOR MEDICATION ORDERS 60% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 85%75%94% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score RECORD SMOKING STATUS 80% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 99%100%96%100% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score

Stage 2 EH Core Performance 14 Hospital Stage 2 Core Measures CPOE FOR RADIOLOGY ORDERS 30% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 83%72%93% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score CPOE FOR LABORATORY ORDERS 30% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 80%90%65%90% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score

Stage 2 EH Core Performance 15 Hospital Stage 2 Core Measures CLINICAL LAB-TEST RESULTS 55% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 99%100%96%100% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score PATIENT ELECTRONIC ACCESS (MEASURE 1) 50% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 91%76%98% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score

Stage 2 EH Core Performance 16 Hospital Stage 2 Core Measures PATIENT ELECTRONIC ACCESS (MEASURE 2) 5% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 11%18%8%18% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score MEDICATION RECON- CILIATION 50% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 91%80%97% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score

Stage 2 EH Core Performance 17 Hospital Stage 2 Core Measures eMAR 10% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 76%86%56%86% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score PATIENT- SPECIFIC EDUCATION RESOURSES 10% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 79%57%93% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score

Stage 2 EH Core Performance 18 Hospital Stage 2 Core Measures SUMMARY OF CARE (MEASURE 1) 50% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 78%91%66%91% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score SUMMARY OF CARE (MEASURE 2) 10% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 29%19%48% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score

Stage 2 EH Menu Performance 19 Eligible Hospital Stage 2 Menu Measures ADVANCE DIRECTIVE 50% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 100% 98%100% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score IMAGING RESULTS 10% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 98%90%100% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score

Stage 2 EH Menu Performance 20 Eligible Hospital Stage 2 Menu Measures FAMILY HEALTH HISTORY 20% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 67%82%50%82% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score ePRESCRIBING 10% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 53%30%80% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score

Stage 2 EH Menu Performance 21 Eligible Hospital Stage 2 Menu Measures ELECTRONIC NOTES 30% Threshold ATTESTATION SCORE 97%99%87%99% 1 st Quartile 2 nd Quartile 3 rd Quartile Max Score

For questions, please contact: Elisabeth Myers Center for Clinical Standards and Quality Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services 22