The public has an opportunity to provide feedback on the draft 2026 MVP candidates for 45 days. The 45-day feedback period for the 2026 rulemaking process is open and closes on January 24, 2025.
Review Posted MVP Candidates
Visit the Quality Payment Program (QPP) Website to review the 6 proposed MVP candidates available for public feedback. CMS will accept feedback on these MVP candidates through January 24, 2025. Please note that posting an MVP candidate doesn’t guarantee the candidate will move forward in rulemaking.
We’ll display the feedback received related to each MVP candidate on the QPP website following the 45-day feedback period. CMS won’t respond directly to any feedback received but will review and determine whether to incorporate any recommended changes into an MVP candidate. If we determine changes should be made and the candidate will move forward through rulemaking, we won’t notify the group or organization that originally proposed the MVP candidate in advance of rulemaking.
Submit Your Feedback
By providing feedback, you’re participating in the future of MIPS and development of MVPs. This is your opportunity to ensure MVPs align with your clinical practice needs, support your practice and patient goals, and improve the assessment of quality of care. MVP feedback should be submitted to PIMMSMVPSupport@gdit.com for consideration by 11:59 p.m. ET on January 24, 2025. Please include the following information in the email:
Subject Line: Draft 2026 MVP Candidate Feedback
Email Body: Feedback for consideration and public posting. Please indicate the MVP to which your comment relates.
CMS continues to solicit recommendations for potential updates to MVPs previously finalized for implementation through the 2025 MIPS performance period.
We’re accepting recommendations from the general public on a rolling basis for 21 previously finalized MVPs. You can review the previously finalized MVPs on the Explore MVPs webpage.
We’ll determine whether to address recommendations to change a previously finalized MVP through future notice and comment rulemaking. For example, recommendations to add or remove a quality measure or improvement activity.
We’re unable to communicate with the public about whether their recommendations will be accepted ahead of rulemaking. CMS is responsible for determining whether previously finalized MVPs should be updated through future notice and comment rulemaking.
The MVP maintenance process doesn’t include recommended changes to existing individual MIPS measures and improvement activities. Changes to individual MIPS measures and improvement activities are made through separate established processes, such as rulemaking and the annual Call for Measures and Activities and would then be reflected within any previously finalized MVPs that included those measures and activities.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid (CMS) Innovation Center invites organizations to apply to become a survey vendor for the Making Care Primary (MCP) Model. The application period for vendors of the MCP Person-Centered Primary Care Measure (PCPCM) survey opened December 18, 2024, and will remain open until January 17, 2025. We invite all survey vendors and Qualified Clinical Data Registries (QCDRs) that meet the minimum business requirements to apply to become a CMS-approved MCP PCPCM survey vendor for participants in tracks 2 and 3 of the MCP Model. This is an opportunity to contract with primary care organizations participating in a new 10.5-year national payment model.
Survey vendors and QCDRs interested in becoming a CMS-approved MCP PCPCM survey vendor will need to do the following:
Complete and submit a Vendor Registration and Application. Vendors must demonstrate the ability to meet the Minimum Business Requirements, which include a minimum of 2 years of experience in conducting mixed-mode (web with mail) data collection, 2 years of experience in fielding patient-specific surveys, and prior experience surveying vulnerable populations.
Obtain the free Smart Measures license for administering the PCPCM survey instrument as coordinated by CMS.
Complete the self-paced Introduction to the MCP PCPCM survey webinar training and successfully pass the training certification.
Submit a Quality Assurance Plan (QAP). CMS must review and approve the QAP before the vendor receives final approval.
The list of conditionally approved survey vendors will be released to MCP participants in March 2025, and a final list of fully approved MCP survey vendors will be released in May 2025. Tracks 2 and 3 participants can officially authorize a survey vendor from May 12, 2025, until June 30, 2025. The survey fielding is scheduled for the third quarter of 2025.
For more information, please visit mcpsurvey.org or contact the MCP PCPCM survey team via email at mcpsurvey@rti.org or by telephone at call 866-662-8175.
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