Five Things to Know About Sequestration
Here are the five things you should know about sequestration: 1. What is sequestration?
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Here are the five things you should know about sequestration: 1. What is sequestration?
The current accepted medical terminology for Autism is Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Most everyone is familiar with these three points: The risk of getting colorectal cancer increases with age More than 90% of cases occur in…
CMS data suggests almost 20% of hospitalized Medicare patients are readmitted within 30 days of their discharge.
At the present time, Medicare funds are supporting ACO formation around the country to serve Medicare beneficiaries.
No one would disagree that better quality of service for less cost is highly desirable in any industry. It seems the Healthcare Delivery Industry has, for a long time, been “behind the times”.
The Department of Health and Human Services initiative, Strong Start for Mothers and Newborns, aims to reduce preterm births and improve outcomes for newborns and pregnant women.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has released proposed policies in an attempt to insure its beneficiaries will get greater protections, value, and care in the services they receive.
CMS announced it has passed a new rule aimed at providing states and insurers with more flexibility in implementing the Affordable Care Act.
The Stage 2 rule for the Electronic Health Record (EHR) Incentive Programs included changes to the Stage 1 meaningful use objectives, measures and exclusion for eligible professionals (EPs).
If your office is administering Influenza Virus and Pneumococcal vaccinations, you should review the following information to insure you are submitting the correct diagnosis and procedure codes…
CMS has announced the participants for Models 2 through 4 of the Bundled Payments for Care Improvement Initiative (BPCI).
The best way to keep your income stream flowing properly is to prevent claim denials.
A Medical Practice is a unique business in many ways, but it is still a business and must be treated as such. Checking the health of your practice is similar to checking the health of your patients.
A Medical Practice is a unique business in many ways, but it is still a business and must be treated as such. Checking the health of your practice is similar to checking the health of your patients.
A Medical Practice is a unique business in many ways, but it is still a business and must be treated as such. Checking the health of your practice is similar to checking the health of your patients.
These are the highlights of the seven CPT code changes and a listing of numerous CPT code additions affecting Orthopedic Surgery billing in 2013.
FCSO detailed a new claim reimbursement process in it's December 2012 medical billing newsletter for CPT Code 99215.
As a Primary Care Physician you probably generate numerous claims for Annual Wellness Visits for your Medicare Beneficiaries.
Section 3134 of the Affordable Care Act added Section 1848(c)(2)(K) of the Social Security Act which specifies that the Secretary shall identify potentially misvalued codes by examining multiple…
Coding claims is tricky. **Radiation oncology billing** is especially difficult because of the planning and staging processes that occur prior to treatment.
Inaccurate or non-specific diagnosis coding can adversely affect your reimbursement of medical claims.
Often the handling of accounts receivable is considered distasteful, something that can be ignored or should be handled by somebody else.
All practices have felt the push to Electronic Health Records(EHR). Whether you have already complied or are holding off, there are definite benefits to making the change.