- September 12, 2025
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Introduction
The shift from fee-for-service to value-based care has transformed how healthcare providers deliver and get reimbursed for patient services. At the heart of this transformation is the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) under the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) Quality Payment Program (QPP).
For clinicians, MIPS reporting is more than just a compliance task—it directly impacts revenue, reputation, and quality of care delivery. Providers who succeed in MIPS not only avoid penalties but also unlock valuable incentive payments. But staying compliant with CMS updates, selecting the right measures, and ensuring accurate data submission can be overwhelming.
That’s why many practices rely on professional support like NexCure LLC’s MIPS Reporting & Registry Submission Services—a reliable way to reduce stress, improve performance, and maximize rewards.
What is MACRA MIPS and Why Does It Matter?
MIPS is designed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to evaluate providers across four performance categories:
- Quality– Patient safety, outcomes, and clinical effectiveness.
- Promoting Interoperability (PI)– Use of certified EHRs for patient engagement and secure data exchange.
- Improvement Activities (IA)– Adoption of innovative care models and workflow improvements.
- Cost– Efficient use of resources and overall cost management.
Each provider receives a final MIPS score, which determines whether they earn:
- Positive payment adjustments– Bonuses for strong performance
- Neutral adjustments– No penalty or bonus
- Negative payment adjustments– Penalties of up to 9% on Medicare Part B reimbursements for non-compliance
These adjustments directly affect provider revenue and can have a long-term impact on financial stability.
The High Cost of Negative MIPS Penalties
Failing to participate or reporting inaccurately comes at a steep price. A negative payment adjustment of up to 9% can mean significant losses in annual Medicare reimbursements.
For small or independent practices, these penalties can make the difference between profitability and financial strain.
Beyond lost revenue, poor MIPS performance may also affect reputation, patient trust, and competitiveness in the value-based care environment.
The High Cost of Negative MIPS Penalties
Failing to participate or reporting inaccurately comes at a steep price. A negative payment adjustment of up to 9% can mean significant losses in annual Medicare reimbursements.
For small or independent practices, these penalties can make the difference between profitability and financial strain.
Beyond lost revenue, poor MIPS performance may also affect reputation, patient trust, and competitiveness in the value-based care environment.
The Advantage of Registry-Based MIPS Submission
One of the most effective ways to ensure compliance is through registry-based MIPS submission. Unlike direct EHR or manual reporting, registries provide:
- Greater accuracy– Validated data reduces errors.
- Specialty-specific measures– Tailored reporting aligned with your practice.
- Audit readiness– Comprehensive documentation for CMS reviews.
- Peace of mind– Assurance that submissions are compliant and on time.
This is why NexCure LLC emphasizes registry submission as a cornerstone of our reporting services.
NexCure LLC’s Guarantee: Positive MIPS Adjustments, Every Time
At NexCure LLC, we don’t just help you “get through” MIPS reporting—we guarantee results. With our proven process, every provider we serve achieves:
- Successful MIPS participation(no risk of failing or missing deadlines)
- Guaranteed positive MIPS payment adjustments
- Protection from negative penaltiesthat can drain your revenue
Our confidence comes from years of experience, expertise in 40+ EHR systems, and a track record of ensuring providers not only stay compliant but also maximize their scores year after year.
Our MIPS Reporting & Registry Submission Services
Here’s how we simplify MIPS for your practice:
Customized Measure Selection – We select the most beneficial measures for your specialty, ensuring your efforts lead to maximum scoring.
Seamless EHR & Registry Integration – Our team integrates directly with CMS-approved registries and multiple EHRs to ensure accurate submissions without workflow disruption.
Year-Round Monitoring – We track your performance throughout the year and provide ongoing feedback to boost your score before final submission.
Audit-Ready Documentation – All submissions come with detailed compliance records, protecting your practice from audits.
Guaranteed Positive Results – With NexCure LLC, your practice won’t face penalties—we ensure you pass MIPS and qualify for positive payment adjustments.
Why Choose NexCure LLC?
- Guaranteed success– We promise passing MIPS and positive adjustments.
- Penalty protection– Eliminate the risk of losing up to 9% in Medicare revenue.
- Proven expertise– Our consultants stay ahead of CMS rule changes.
- Time savings– Let us handle the reporting so you can focus on patients.
- Tailored strategies– Customized for your specialty and practice size.
Best Practices for MIPS Success
While we handle the heavy lifting, providers can strengthen performance by:
- Starting earlywith data collection and tracking.
- Involving staffin MIPS education and reporting.
- Leveraging EHR features
- Reviewing quarterly performancewith NexCure LLC.
- Partnering with expertsfor registry submission and compliance.
Final Thoughts
MIPS reporting doesn’t have to be stressful or risky. With penalties of up to 9% for non-compliance, practices can’t afford to take chances.
But with NexCure LLC, you gain a partner who ensures compliance, simplifies the process, and guarantees positive payment adjustments.
Our MIPS Reporting & Registry Submission Services are designed to help providers avoid penalties, maximize incentives, and thrive in today’s value-based care environment.
Contact NexCure LLC today to protect your revenue, pass MIPS with confidence, and secure guaranteed positive adjustments.


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