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THA/TKA PRO-PM and the TEAM Composite Quality Score: How the Measure Is Scored and What It Means for Your Hospital

The THA/TKA PRO-PM is one of the quality measures making up the TEAM’s Composite Quality Score — and it’s directly tied to Medicare payment. This post explains how the measure is scored, what the 25-case and 50% capture thresholds mean in practice, and which patients actually count toward your RSIR.

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A detailed anatomical model of a human heart on a stand sits on a desk, as a doctor in a white coat writes notes—likely conducting heart failure functional status assessment or recording KCCQ heart failure reporting in the background.

MIPS Quality Measures for Heart Failure: A Provider’s Guide to CMS90 / MIPS #377

CMS90v14 is the MIPS quality measure (#377) requiring heart failure providers to document both an initial and follow-up functional status assessment using a validated PROM tool. This guide covers eligibility, accepted instruments, reporting timelines, and what the proposed Ambulatory Specialty Model means for your practice.

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