A “RARE” Success Story: 5 Key Areas for Reducing Readmissions
Readmissions are a major contributor to the rising costs of healthcare. As such, the ACA has designated CMS to set forth and oversee the readmissions process, including assessing penalties for hospitals with excessive readmission rates.
The Government Shutdown – Explained in 3 Minutes
Are you confused about the government shutdown? There is a lot of information being circulated, but do you want just a quick overview as to the recent events surrounding the shutdown? Do you have 3 minutes?
10 Reasons for the Government Shutdown – A History of Events
What are the events that have led to the shutdown of the federal government? How are they related or are they? Could they or should they have been avoided?
Reducing Medical Denials Equals Increased Revenue
How does an organization begin to reverse the downward revenue trend? What steps need to be taken?
BHM Successfully Launches Inaugural Webinar
On October 3, 2013, BHM hosted its first webinar entitled The Impact of the ACA on US Hospitals. The presentation was widely successful and has opened the doors for BHM experts to share additional content in the near future.
What is Direct Primary Care?
What is direct primary care and how can it benefit both physicians and patients?
President Obama’s Game of Chicken – Now That is Just Fowl
Many people are affected by the government shutdown including many federal employees. Guess who comes through unscathed?
What Healthcare Reform Means for Hospitals
October 1, 2012 marked the change in how hospitals received payment for health care provisions. The changes came in the form of two different areas of reform: penalties for readmissions and incentive to provide higher quality care.
Top 5 ACA Impacts on Hospitals
Do you know how the ACA impacts hospitals? Visit BHM Healthcare Solutions‘ blog to learn more about the ACA impacts on hospitals and much more…
Why is Your Health Insurance So Expensive? Infographic
What factors go into the costs of healthcare? Fraud, waste, inefficiencies, limited number of primary care physicians, the rising costs associated with baby boomers, increased cases of chronic illness….. the list goes on and on. Enjoy this infographic.