How to Ensure Compliance With Federal Regulations for the Reimbursement of Medicare Bad Debt
A federal court decision highlights the risk providers may face if they do not comply with Medicare Bad Debt regulations.
October 19, 2022
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A federal court decision highlights the risk providers may face if they do not comply with Medicare Bad Debt regulations.
As the biggest producers of healthcare data, providers must learn how to transform healthcare experiences and outcomes for the better.
Providers should leverage published payer information to negotiate with payers. See our 6 steps to create a favorable negotiation strategy.
Providers should learn from recent convictions to reduce their risk of committing telehealth fraud and abuse as federal oversight continues.
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Even the most profitable organizations use debt as a financial tool, but a credit downgrade can put pressure on these efforts.
The Appropriate Use Criteria Program ensures providers who order outpatient imaging services have medical necessity to do so.
SCOTUS found HHS correctly calculated safety-net payments. Hospitals caring for low-income patients could see payments negatively impacted.