Medicare Payment Advisory Commission

U.S.

Official Website: http://www.medpac.gov/

The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission advises Congress on a range of issues affecting Medicare, including payments, services, access, and regulations.

Forms & Documents

Browse all Medicare Payment Advisory Commission government forms

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Form Title Topics
Access to home health services (June 1999 report)
Accountable care organization payment systems
Accountable care organizations (June 2009 report)
Addressing Medicare Shared Savings Program vulnerabilities
Adequacy of payments for long-term care hospital services
Alternative Payment Models (APMs) and the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS)
Alternative Payment Models (APMs): Potential principles and implementation issues
Analysis of Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) performance
An approach to streamline and harmonize Medicare’s portfolio of alternative payment models
An update on CMS’s financial alignment demonstration for dual-eligible beneficiaries
Appendix A: Commissioners’ voting on recommendations (June 2018 report)
Appendix A: Commissioners’ voting on recommendations (June 2021 report)
Appendix A: Commissioners’ voting on recommendations (June 2022 report)
Appendix A: Commissioners’ voting on recommendations (March 2018 report)
Appendix A: Commissioners’ voting on recommendations (March 2021 Report)
Appendix A: Commissioners’ voting on recommendations (March 2022 Report)
Appendix A: Commissioners’ voting on recommendations (March 2023 Report)
Appendix B: Commissioners’ voting on recommendations (June 2011 report)
Appendix B: Commissioners’ voting on recommendations (June 2013 report)
Applying the Commission’s principles for measuring quality: Population-based measures and hospital quality incentives (June 2018 report)

Contact Information & Office Locations

1 contact point

Main Office

Address:
425 I Street NW
Suite 701
Washington, DC 20001

Phone numbers:
  • (202) 220-3700

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