MIPS Value Pathway Registration Is Open
The registration window to report a MIPS Value Pathway (MVP) for the 2025 performance year opened on April 1 and will close on December 1, 2025, at 8 pm ET. If you are planning to report an MVP in 2025, you must register to report it.
If you choose to report both an MVP and traditional MIPS, CMS will assign you the higher of the two scores.
Which MVPs are Available for Reporting?
There are 21 MVPs available to report in 2025. For each MVP relevant to specialties we serve, we have created an individual blog specific to that MVP.
Click on a specialty below to see an overview of MVPs, how they differ from traditional MIPS, and what measures and activities are included in the MVP for that specialty.
- Ophthalmology MVP: Complete Ophthalmologic Care
- Dermatology MVP: Dermatological Care
- Orthopedic Surgery MVP: Improving Care for Lower Extremity Joint Repair
- Physical and Occupational Therapy MVP: Rehabilitative Support for Musculoskeletal Care
- Surgery MVP: Surgical Care
- ENT MVP: Quality Care for the Treatment of Ear, Nose, and Throat Disorders
- Mental and Behavioral Health MVP: Quality Care in Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders
- Emergency Medicine MVP: Adopting Best Practices and Promoting Patient Safety within Emergency Medicine
- Rheumatology MVP: Advancing Rheumatology Patient Care
- Gastroenterology MVP: Gastroenterology Care
For a complete list of MVPs available for reporting in 2025, click here.
Steps to Register for an MVP
- Sign in to your QPP account.
- Select the Registration tab on the left-hand navigation menu and click “Register or edit an MVP registration.”
- Select your organization under either the Practices or APM Entities tab.
- Click on your reporting option: group, individual, or subgroup.*
- On the MVP Registration Details page, select the MVP you plan to report.
- Once you have filled out all the required fields, click on “Back to MVP Registration,” and you should see the MVP Registration Status marked “Complete” with a green check mark.
*If you report at the group level and are part of a multispecialty group, you will be required to report at the subgroup level starting in 2026.
For more details about MVP registration, refer to this guide from CMS.
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Written By: Sarrah Hakim, MHSA
About the Author: Sarrah is a Manager of Health Policy at Anatomy IT.