2. Can I use the same G-codes for claims reporting in 2023 as I did for 2022 reporting? Sometimes “G-codes” or quality data codes used for claims-based reporting are retired or amended from one year to the next. In general, physicians should verify that the measure specifications and quality data codes for each measure have remained the same. This verification process should be conducted annually using the most current measure specifications document per measure for the current performance year to avoid using codes that are no longer valid and consequently, failing your reporting for the affected measure under the MIPS quality category. To determine if these have remained the same, please see the measure specifications available CMS QPP Resource Library. In these zip files you will find the reporting specifications for each measure for claims and registry reporting, along with flow-chart diagrams from CMS that walk you through the specifications and reporting. Pages MIPS Quality1. I previously used several “G-codes” for claims reporting for PQRS, should I use the exact same codes for MIPS?2. Can I use the same G-codes for claims reporting in 2023 as I did for 2022 reporting?3. How many measures am I required to report?4. What are specialty measure sets?5. What if there are no applicable measures?6. I am part of a multispecialty practice, does everyone in the practice have to report on the same measures? Comments are closed.