Where do your head-injury patients go after they leave?
About 9 in 10 head-injury ED visits end in discharge, and most of those patients get no follow-up. I'm Cal. I'll give you a rough estimate for your organization in about two minutes.
When a patient with a head injury leaves your care today, what usually happens next?
What kind of organization are you with?
Roughly how big is your patient volume?
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Searches CMS's 2024 group public reporting for Q374, Q415 and Q416.
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Dollar figures are illustrative and use your inputs. They are not a guarantee, because payer mix (Medicare, Medicaid, commercial, workers' comp) varies.
Quality reporting context (MIPS)
Clinicians billing Medicare Part B are scored under MIPS unless they qualify through an Advanced APM, and the lowest scores cut their Medicare payments by up to 9%. Measures that touch head injury include Q415/Q416 (CT use for minor blunt head trauma in the ED) and Q374 (closing the referral loop). Whether any measure applies depends on your clinician group's own MIPS reporting. Mye Health has not verified your group's measures or score.
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Sources: CDC MMWR 2017; TRACK-TBI (Seabury et al., JAMA Netw Open 2018); CMS Physician Fee Schedule 2026; Seligman et al. 2022; Ganti et al., West J Emerg Med 2015; CMS Care Compare (Provider Data Catalog); AHRQ HCUP; CMS Quality Payment Program; mye health clinic working models. © mye health · Cal