The Merit-based Incentive Payment System is what the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) uses to measure quality and provide financial incentives for eligible clinicians to improve their level of care.
Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS)
Excel in MIPS
MIPS reporting is complex, but it doesn’t have to be. WebPT partners with Patient360, a leader in MIPS expertise, to give rehab therapy practices the specialized support they need to confidently track outcomes, report accurately, and maximize results.


Automate outcomes delivery
and monitor patient progress.
Automatically send patient outcome surveys to eliminate paper forms and manual scoring, track patient progress over time, and stay on track with MIPS data collection with no end‑of‑year surprises.
Partner with an industry-leading Quality Clinical Data Registry (QCDR).
WebPT partners exclusively with Patient360, one of the first CMS-approved registries and a proven leader in MIPS reporting, to deliver trusted QCDR services. You gain access to specialized MIPS expertise, confident adherence to quality reporting standards, and a clearer path to strengthen your practice’s financial performance.


Benchmark your performance.
See how your practice compares to organizational and national benchmarks, drill into results by therapist, location, or condition, and track your real-time estimated score with Patient360’s analytics dashboard.
Frequently Asked MIPS Questions
MIPS assesses the merit of a provider’s services across four categories: Quality Measures, Improvement Activities (IA), Promoting Interoperability (PI), and Cost Measures. For more information, check out our Physical Therapists’ Guide to MIPS.
The Quality Measures category is where MIPS participants must choose six measures from a list provided by the Quality Payment Program (QPP) website that “measures health care processes, outcomes, and patient experiences of care.” Quality is the most important category that rehab therapists must report, weighing in at 30% of the total MIPS score.
Providers can determine if they have to participate in MIPS by checking the low-volume threshold. If a provider or group does not meet all three of the following criteria in both determination periods, they are not required to participate:
• Billed Medicare for more than $90,000 in Part B allowed charges;
• Provided care to more than 200 unique Medicare Part B beneficiaries; and
• Provided 200 or more covered professional services under the Physician Fee Schedule.
Real practices, real results.
