Learn more about how Patient360’s intuitive software platform allows ACOs to perform the necessary aggregation to fulfill eCQM/CQM submission requirements.
ACO Reporting (eCQM/CQM) with Patient360
The APM Performance Pathway (APP) allows MIPS APMs to submit five eCQM/CQM/MCQM measures as part of their Quality category reporting, replacing the legacy Web Interface measures. APP reporting requires data completeness for denominator-eligible patients across all payers and all systems.
Enter Patient360.
Patient360’s intuitive and easy to use software system allows ACOs to perform the necessary aggregation to fulfill this new requirement by leveraging scoring engine insights to optimize data and identify gaps.
Subject matter experts are available to provide support for ACO groups to analyze their data before submitting data to CMS at the close of the QPP reporting year.
Contact us below for more details, or email Sales@Patient360.com.
APM Performance Pathway Reporting
Aggressive PMPM pricing based on Medicare beneficiaries
Includes:
- Data Acquisition through API, sFTP, drag and drop, and direct upload
- Data Aggregation across EHRs meeting APPs eCQM/CQM/MCQM APP requirements
- ACO-level analytics as well as TIN-level, and NPI-level analytics to give insights and identify gaps
- Comparison against MIPS benchmarks for Score Calculation
- Promoting Interoperability reporting
- API Data Submission to CMS via the APP for 5 eCQM/CQM/MCQM measures
- Year-over-year comparisons as program participation progresses
ACO Reporting Request
Importance of ACO Registry Reporting
Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) are essential in today’s shift toward value-based healthcare. Their primary goals include improving care coordination, enhancing patient outcomes, and reducing unnecessary healthcare spending. To fulfill these objectives and qualify for CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services) incentive programs, ACOs must comply with rigorous quality reporting requirements.
Starting in 2026, CMS requires ACOs participating in MIPS APMs to use the APM Performance Pathway (APP+) to report on 5 electronic Clinical Quality Measures (eCQMs), Clinical Quality Measures (CQMs) or Medicare Clinical Quality Measures replacing the legacy Web Interface. This change demands a higher level of data completeness and accuracy across all payers, all patients for eCQM/CQM/MCQM reporting and all Medicare Beneficiaries for MCQM reporting, across all clinical systems, making effective registry reporting more important than ever.
ACO registry reporting is the structured collection, aggregation, analysis, and submission of clinical quality performance data. A Qualified Registry enables organizations to track care delivery, uncover gaps, and identify trends across their entire network. Qualified Registries like Patient360 are designed to help ACOs meet these complex requirements by simplifying data workflows and ensuring accuracy.
Effective registry reporting supports more than just compliance. It empowers organizations with performance insights that help shape clinical decision making and resource planning. ACOs that report successfully not only meet federal mandates, but also build a strong foundation for continuous improvement, better care outcomes, and financial rewards under value-based payment models.
How Does ACO Healthcare Reporting Work?
Patient360’s platform streamlines ACO reporting into six core steps, helping organizations fulfill APP+ reporting requirements with ease:
Data Acquisition
Patient360 collects clinical data through various secure methods, including APIs, sFTP, drag-and-drop uploads, and direct integrations with EHR systems.
Data Aggregation
All incoming data is normalized, consolidated, and de- duped from multiple sources to ensure full coverage of denominator-eligible patients, meeting APP+’s all-payer requirements.
Quality Measure Mapping
Data is matched to CMS-approved eCQM/CQM/MCQM specifications, ensuring all required metrics are accurately calculated and aligned with program expectations.Performance Analytics
ACOs receive in-depth analytics at the organizational, TIN, and NPI levels, including benchmark comparisons, gap identification, and performance optimization tools.CMS Submission
Once validated, data is submitted to CMS through a secure API for all the required eCQM/CQM/MCQM measures, ensuring timely and accurate reporting under the APP+.Year-over-Year Tracking
Patient360 enables historical comparisons, helping ACOs monitor improvement, spot trends, and plan strategically for future performance years.With Patient360, ACOs gain not only a reporting tool but a full analytics and compliance partner; ensuring success in a complex and evolving regulatory landscape.
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ACO healthcare reporting doesn’t have to be complicated. Patient360 provides a user friendly platform to collect, analyze, and submit your data with confidence. From data aggregation to CMS submission, our tools empower your team to stay compliant, improve outcomes, and capture incentives, faster and easier than ever before
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who benefits most from ACO registry reporting?
A: At Patient360, we’ve found that Accountable Care Organizations, Clinically Integrated Networks, and value-based care groups benefit most. Our platform simplifies the process of collecting, validating, de-duplicating, tracking, scoring and submitting clinical quality measures, giving organizations the tools they need to improve outcomes while meeting CMS compliance standards.
- How do we support organizations with ACO reporting?
A: Our technology is built to handle the complexity of large-scale data consolidation. We assist clients by integrating multiple EHR systems, validating measure logic, and submitting data directly to CMS. This allows provider groups to focus more on performance and less on paperwork.
- What makes ACO healthcare reporting challenging?
A: It’s not just about data submission, it’s about unifying diverse datasets through de- duplication and patient matching, ensuring accuracy, and achieving payer-agnostic completeness. That’s why we offer deep analytics and expert guidance throughout the reporting year, helping clients navigate the process with clarity and confidence.
- Can Patient360 connect to various EHR systems?
A: Absolutely. We support flexible data intake methods including API, sFTP, and secure upload. This allows our clients to report from multiple systems without reconfiguring their tech infrastructure, making interoperability one of our strongest advantages.
- What insights do clients receive before submission?
A: Our platform provides detailed dashboards at the ACO, TIN, and provider level. These insights identify missing data, performance trends, and benchmarking gaps so organizations can take corrective action before final submission, improving both quality scores and confidence.
- Is Promoting Interoperability included in our core offering?
A: While not included by default, we do offer Promoting Interoperability submission as an optional add-on. Our team can handle these requirements on behalf of groups under a separate agreement, ensuring a complete solution if needed.