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.
MIPS Quality Measures for Heart Failure: A Provider’s Guide to CMS90 / MIPS #377 Read Post »
Here’s what spine and cardiology providers need to know about PROMs, Quality ID 377 and future Medicare reimbursement changes beginning
CJR-X is CMS’s proposed nationwide bundled payment model for joint replacement. It expands accountability across inpatient and outpatient episodes and introduces greater emphasis on quality performance, including patient-reported outcomes. Hospitals should begin preparing now to manage cost, capture, and compliance risk.
CJR-X: Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement – Expanded Read Post »
AAOS is evolving registry requirements across AJRR, ASR and SER. Here’s what it means for your data, reporting and compliance.
Learn how the CJR-X model expands CMS bundled payments nationwide, key differences from the original CJR program, and what hospitals must do to prepare for 2027.
Learn which PROMs are used in robotic colorectal surgery, including LARS, EORTC QLQ-C30/CR29 and IBDQ, across rectal cancer, IBD and incontinence.
Disease-Specific PROMs in Robotic (da Vinci) Colorectal Surgery: A Literature Review Read Post »
Explore the most common PROMs in robotic inguinal hernia surgery, including CCS and EuraHS-QoL, with comparison of use, validation and outcomes.
Disease-Specific PROMs in Robotic Inguinal Hernia Surgery: A Literature Review Read Post »
Discover how a leading orthopedic practice leveraged CODE’s fully managed PROMs service to transform validated outcome data into a strategic marketing asset, build patient trust, and differentiate in a competitive market.
See how a community hospital achieved Blue Distinction® recognition through reliable PROMs collection and AJRR reporting with CODE’s fully managed program.
Using Epic or another EHR for patient-reported outcome measures may sound efficient, but the real work of governance, reporting, and long-term follow-up often creates hidden operational costs.
Fully managed PRO services, reporting-ready data for reimbursement and quality programs, and a growing national benchmarking registry set CODE apart as organizations faced increasing reporting and reimbursement risk.
CODE Technology Builds Momentum in 2025 Amid Rising Outcome-Based Care Requirements Read Post »
When missing PRO-PM data put reimbursement at risk, this health system turned to CODE for accurate PRO data, clinical support, and a dependable CMS-ready workflow.
Case Study: A Midwest Health System’s Response to PROMs Software Failure Read Post »
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