2026 MIPS White Glove Services for APMA Members
🔶 Supporting APMA members with MIPS since 2018 🔶
Podiatry MVP or Traditional MIPS. We handle it from start to finish.
Guided MIPS experience with clear next steps throughout the year
Reduce MIPS Burden
Measures aligned to podiatric care with MIPS or the Podiatry MVP
Podiatry Measures
MVP timelines and registration details managed for you
MVP Support
Data validated, measures optimized, and submitted to CMS on time
Submission Assistance
MVPs for Podiatrists in 2026
In 2026, podiatrists can report through Traditional MIPS or the new Podiatry MVP. The MVP option is designed to better match podiatry workflows and reduce measure hunting.
Podiatry MVP Highlights
Reduced reporting burden
Podiatry-focused measures and performance tracking
Alternative to Traditional MIPS reporting
Which is the best MIPS route? |
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Choose Podiatry MVPIf you want podiatry-aligned measures and a simpler reporting path |
Choose Traditional MIPSIf you need maximum measure flexibility in 2026, or use multiple general measures |
Not sure?We’ll recommend the best route during the 15-minute intake |
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We support both Traditional MIPS and the Podiatry MVP with registration, performance tracking, data preparation, and submission
Contact us to review which path makes the most sense for your practice in 2026
Avoid a Penalty and Maximize Payment Adjustment
A MIPS-eligible provider can lose up to 9% of Medicare Part B payments if they don’t submit MIPS data.
(E.g., $8,100 for $90,000 in Medicare Part B billing)
Most penalties result from missed requirements, incomplete data, or waiting until the last minute to prepare for MIPS.
Our White Glove Service prevents that.
MIPS White Glove Service
$3500 (includes 3 NPIs)
$900 (each additional NPI)
MIPS and MVP Submissions
MIPS Support for Quality, PI, IA
Avoid MIPS Penalty
Hardship Applications
Audit Proofing
If you’re not MIPS-eligible, we’ll tell you quickly and confirm the best reporting route before you commit.
How it works
Intake (15 min): Confirm eligibility, pick Traditional vs MVP
Setup: For measures, data mapping, and year-round performance review
Submission: Validate, finalize, submit via CMS-Qualified Registry
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. In 2026, you can report through Traditional MIPS or the Podiatry MVP. We’ll recommend the best option during the 15-minute intake.
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Traditional MIPS gives you a wider menu of measures. The Podiatry MVP is a podiatry-focused pathway with a smaller, predefined set. If you want less measure hunting, MVP is often simpler. We help you choose based on your practice and data.
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That measure will score poorly (max 3 points for practices <15 NPIs). This is one of the most common reasons practices get surprised at scoring time. We monitor this during the year and course-correct early.
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Often, yes. Small practices may qualify depending on the year’s rules and your situation. We’ll tell you if you qualify and handle the paperwork if needed.
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No. CMS automatically calculates performance for the Cost category when it applies. You don’t submit anything.
Get your 2026 MIPS plan
15-minute intake. Find out your MIPS eligibility and best MIPS approach.
We’ll respond within 1 business day with the next steps.
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