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AAPM&R is working to ensure PM&R is positioned to thrive in the future of healthcare and that you’re prepared for wherever your career takes you. Our more than 10,000 Academy members support each other in advancing PM&R’s impact throughout  healthcare. As we move forward, it is more important than ever that every member play a vital role in helping one another realize the vision for our specialty.

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Looking for AAPM&R members in the news? Press releases? Our Academy Action Center? Or looking to submit your members in the news content? You'll find it all in our Newsroom. You will also be able to explore PM&R and Academy news as well as learn how to contact us if you would like to submit your member content, or if you are a reporter who is interested in speaking with a PM&R physician.

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Stay up to date on all Academy events and learning opportunities and view recordings of past webinars. 

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PM&R Aspire is our career-exploration platform purpose-built to help PM&R professionals make better-informed career decisions. We have mapped employer locations across the United States, enabling you to explore, message and apply to the roles that matter most to you.

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AAPM&R is leading the advancement of physiatry’s impact throughout healthcare as aligned with YOUR vision for the specialty. Explore our Q&A video series where members of our Physiatrist in Training (PHiT) Council Board chat with AAPM&R Board leaders.

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Now Available: 2027 MIPS Payment Adjustment Information

Nov 3, 2026, 14:40 by Kaitlyn Carter

 

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recently released preliminary 2025 Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) final scores, as well as associated payment adjustment amounts that will impact Medicare Part B payments in 2027.

Physicians and practices are encouraged to log in to their secure account on the Quality Payment Program (QPP) website to review their final score and payment adjustment information. A final score above 75 points will receive a positive payment adjustment, a score of 75 points will receive a neutral adjustment, and a score below 75 points will receive a negative adjustment.

Physicians and organizations that believe their score or payment adjustment was calculated incorrectly may, for a limited time, request a targeted review.

Important Deadline

Requests for a targeted review must be submitted to CMS by November 30, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. ET.

Examples of circumstances that may warrant a targeted review include:

  • Data submitted under the wrong Tax Identification Number (TIN) or National Provider Identifier (NPI)
  • Incorrect application of Alternative Payment Model (APM) participation status
  • Failure to apply eligible category reweighting due to extreme and uncontrollable circumstances

Access Your 2025 MIPS Final Score and 2027 Payment Adjustment 

  • Sign in to the Quality Payment Program (QPP) website using the same HARP credentials used to submit your 2025 MIPS data. Refer to the QPP Access User Guide (ZIP) for more information. 
  • If you don’t have a HARP account or QPP role, please refer to the Register for a HARP Account (re: HARP account) and Connect to an Organization (re: QPP role) documents in the QPP Access User Guide (ZIP) and start the process now. 

Additional Resources

Questions?

For assistance, contact the QPP Service Center at QPP@cms.hhs.gov or 1-866-288-8292 (TRS: 711).

AAPM&R will continue to monitor MIPS program developments and advocate for policies that support fair, meaningful quality measurement and appropriate physician reimbursement.

Now Available: 2027 MIPS Payment Adjustment Information

Nov 3, 2026, 14:40 by Kaitlyn Carter

 

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recently released preliminary 2025 Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) final scores, as well as associated payment adjustment amounts that will impact Medicare Part B payments in 2027.

Physicians and practices are encouraged to log in to their secure account on the Quality Payment Program (QPP) website to review their final score and payment adjustment information. A final score above 75 points will receive a positive payment adjustment, a score of 75 points will receive a neutral adjustment, and a score below 75 points will receive a negative adjustment.

Physicians and organizations that believe their score or payment adjustment was calculated incorrectly may, for a limited time, request a targeted review.

Important Deadline

Requests for a targeted review must be submitted to CMS by November 30, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. ET.

Examples of circumstances that may warrant a targeted review include:

  • Data submitted under the wrong Tax Identification Number (TIN) or National Provider Identifier (NPI)
  • Incorrect application of Alternative Payment Model (APM) participation status
  • Failure to apply eligible category reweighting due to extreme and uncontrollable circumstances

Access Your 2025 MIPS Final Score and 2027 Payment Adjustment 

  • Sign in to the Quality Payment Program (QPP) website using the same HARP credentials used to submit your 2025 MIPS data. Refer to the QPP Access User Guide (ZIP) for more information. 
  • If you don’t have a HARP account or QPP role, please refer to the Register for a HARP Account (re: HARP account) and Connect to an Organization (re: QPP role) documents in the QPP Access User Guide (ZIP) and start the process now. 

Additional Resources

Questions?

For assistance, contact the QPP Service Center at QPP@cms.hhs.gov or 1-866-288-8292 (TRS: 711).

AAPM&R will continue to monitor MIPS program developments and advocate for policies that support fair, meaningful quality measurement and appropriate physician reimbursement.

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AAPM&R’s highly-regarded STEP Certificate Programs are designed by physiatrists for physiatrists and teach and assess important physiatric skills using a progressive, competency- based curriculum.

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The 2020 Annual Assembly is virtual! Join us from November 12-15 as we meet online to share best practices and support each other as we navigate a “new normal."

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You're invited to participate in a series of discussions on racial equity, access and inclusion in today’s world. Join us for our next conversation on October 1 for AAPM&R's Diversity and Inclusion Journey. We will review efforts that led to the creation of the D&I strategic plan, unveil our new Principles of Inclusion and Engagement and share new initiatives on the horizon.

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Now Available: 2027 MIPS Payment Adjustment Information

Nov 03, 2026

 

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recently released preliminary 2025 Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) final scores, as well as associated payment adjustment amounts that will impact Medicare Part B payments in 2027.

Physicians and practices are encouraged to log in to their secure account on the Quality Payment Program (QPP) website to review their final score and payment adjustment information. A final score above 75 points will receive a positive payment adjustment, a score of 75 points will receive a neutral adjustment, and a score below 75 points will receive a negative adjustment.

Physicians and organizations that believe their score or payment adjustment was calculated incorrectly may, for a limited time, request a targeted review.

Important Deadline

Requests for a targeted review must be submitted to CMS by November 30, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. ET.

Examples of circumstances that may warrant a targeted review include:

  • Data submitted under the wrong Tax Identification Number (TIN) or National Provider Identifier (NPI)
  • Incorrect application of Alternative Payment Model (APM) participation status
  • Failure to apply eligible category reweighting due to extreme and uncontrollable circumstances

Access Your 2025 MIPS Final Score and 2027 Payment Adjustment 

  • Sign in to the Quality Payment Program (QPP) website using the same HARP credentials used to submit your 2025 MIPS data. Refer to the QPP Access User Guide (ZIP) for more information. 
  • If you don’t have a HARP account or QPP role, please refer to the Register for a HARP Account (re: HARP account) and Connect to an Organization (re: QPP role) documents in the QPP Access User Guide (ZIP) and start the process now. 

Additional Resources

Questions?

For assistance, contact the QPP Service Center at QPP@cms.hhs.gov or 1-866-288-8292 (TRS: 711).

AAPM&R will continue to monitor MIPS program developments and advocate for policies that support fair, meaningful quality measurement and appropriate physician reimbursement.

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Now Available: 2027 MIPS Payment Adjustment Information

Nov 03, 2026

 

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recently released preliminary 2025 Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) final scores, as well as associated payment adjustment amounts that will impact Medicare Part B payments in 2027.

Physicians and practices are encouraged to log in to their secure account on the Quality Payment Program (QPP) website to review their final score and payment adjustment information. A final score above 75 points will receive a positive payment adjustment, a score of 75 points will receive a neutral adjustment, and a score below 75 points will receive a negative adjustment.

Physicians and organizations that believe their score or payment adjustment was calculated incorrectly may, for a limited time, request a targeted review.

Important Deadline

Requests for a targeted review must be submitted to CMS by November 30, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. ET.

Examples of circumstances that may warrant a targeted review include:

  • Data submitted under the wrong Tax Identification Number (TIN) or National Provider Identifier (NPI)
  • Incorrect application of Alternative Payment Model (APM) participation status
  • Failure to apply eligible category reweighting due to extreme and uncontrollable circumstances

Access Your 2025 MIPS Final Score and 2027 Payment Adjustment 

  • Sign in to the Quality Payment Program (QPP) website using the same HARP credentials used to submit your 2025 MIPS data. Refer to the QPP Access User Guide (ZIP) for more information. 
  • If you don’t have a HARP account or QPP role, please refer to the Register for a HARP Account (re: HARP account) and Connect to an Organization (re: QPP role) documents in the QPP Access User Guide (ZIP) and start the process now. 

Additional Resources

Questions?

For assistance, contact the QPP Service Center at QPP@cms.hhs.gov or 1-866-288-8292 (TRS: 711).

AAPM&R will continue to monitor MIPS program developments and advocate for policies that support fair, meaningful quality measurement and appropriate physician reimbursement.

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AAPM&R's STEP Ultrasound Certificate Program is the premiere ultrasound training program—designed by physiatrists, for physiatrists. 

As the only formal, standardized training pathway available for honing and validating your ultrasound skill set, successful completion of the STEP Ultrasound Program will clearly demonstrate to your patients, fellow health care professionals, employers, and the medical facilities you work with that you are a competent professional, expertly trained in ultrasound. 

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