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by Shrinkrap - 02/06/2026 5:56 PM
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How should one code measure #124 using AC--G-8447 or G-8448 or both, first code for using ATCB certified and second code for PQRS qualified??--thanks jimmie
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what is measure #124?
I'm not familiar with this.
Adam Lauer, DO (solo FP)
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G8447 is for an ONC certified EHR, which fits AC.
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Adam,
my office manager was looking at the 2012 guide for physician quality reporting for the PQRS program, and measure #142 is for CMS to collect data whether providers are using qualified health records. The provider should report one of the G codes on line 24D of a paper claim or on service line 24 of an electronic claim--jimmie
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thanks Jimmie for the explanation. That term was foreign to me because I'm using a registry to submit the PQRI (through the American Osteopathic Association).
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