Prepare for 2027 MIPS: Register for Our Exclusive Webinar
Staying ahead of MIPS changes is essential for maintaining compliance, protecting reimbursement, and maximizing your practice performance. With the proposed 2027 MIPS updates expected to introduce meaningful changes for providers, now is the time to understand what's ahead and prepare your strategy.
Join us on August 27th at 12:30 PM ET for an insightful webinar where we review the top proposed changes to the MIPS program for 2027.
Webinar Details:
- Date: Thursday, August 27, 2026
- Time: 12:30 PM – 1:15 PM ET
- Registration: Register Here
What You Can Expect to Gain:
- Identify the Impact to Your Practice: Learn about the most significant proposed updates to the MIPS program.
- How to Remain Compliant: Discover strategies to navigate new requirements.
- Maximize MIPS Success: How to optimize your performance and achieve the best outcomes.
Can’t Make It? Register Anyway!
Register now to get ahead of the curve and ensure your practice is prepared for the future of MIPS. Once registered, you’ll receive a confirmation email and details for joining this exclusive event. The on-demand webinar link will not be made public.
We understand that schedules can be hectic, but we’ve got you covered. Even if you can’t attend the live session, make sure to register. We’ll send the webinar recording to all registered attendees (ONLY) afterward, so you can catch up at your convenience.
Join us on August 27th and take your practice to new heights of success with expert guidance and actionable insights!
Next Steps
- Register for our webinar on August 27th at 12:30 PM ET.
- Share this information with your colleagues.
- As an Anatomy IT client, contact your MIPS Expert if you have any questions.
- Interested in becoming a client? Contact us to learn more about our MIPS Success Plan and reap the rewards of our combined decades of experience.
Sarrah Hakim, MHSA
Director, Health Policy
Anatomy IT
Sarrah is a health policy professional with experience in healthcare operations, performance measurement, and policy implementation. She holds a Master of Health Services Administration from the University of Michigan, where she focused on health policy and system performance. Her work with organizations such as Cleveland Clinic and Michigan Medicine has given her firsthand experience with quality reporting, patient experience initiatives, and operational challenges health systems face under programs like MIPS. She is committed to helping healthcare professionals navigate the complexities of regulatory reporting with clarity and confidence.
