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Step-by-Step Instructions on How to Download Your Field Test

CMS Has Quietly Reopened the Skin Substitute Evidence Door

CMS has posted the Cost Measure Field Test reports on the QPP website! It’s time for you to download yours! Here’s a step by step guide:

Here’s a reminder of how to determine whether you might have a Field Test:

Below is a step by step guide showing you how to obtain your Non-Pressure Ulcer cost measure report from the (2024) Field Test:

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Click Here to Download the PDF File


More Information About the Cost Measure:

Additional Reading:

The posts below were created for the previous field test report in 2024. The information below will put the new report in context. Some details will have changed for the 2026 report:

Caroline Fife, MD

Dr. Fife is Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer of Intellicure, Executive Director of the US Wound Registry, and Editor of Today’s Wound Clinic.

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