The Cost of Healthcare Fraud and Abuse
With a tight economy, budgetary cutbacks, and lawmakers looking for ever increasing ways to recoup money, healthcare fraud and abuse has become an issue of singular focus lately. Let’s […]
With a tight economy, budgetary cutbacks, and lawmakers looking for ever increasing ways to recoup money, healthcare fraud and abuse has become an issue of singular focus lately. Let’s […]
Kelly Kennedy a reporter for USA Today recently wrote a story about healthcare fraud and abuse, and shared a staggering statistic, according to government statistics “federal […]
We would like to thank everyone who has visited our blog this month and joined us for our online series about some of the more particular aspects of […]
As promised, today we are providing you with some of our […]
Reform, reform, reform…we hear about it all the time, but few organizations know to what extent it will impact their organizations, and Let’s get National Testing Week started! […]
In our last blog post we began to go over the potential impact that new ways of utilizing Encounter Data and Claims could have on healthcare reform.
As we gear up to hit on some hot healthcare reform topics this month we will begin with the monumental changes which will be taking place with regard to Encounter Data and Claims under a new Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) requirement.
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I am not talking about the heat index, but how the debate over health care reform is heating up. Due to this we have decided to do a multi-part […]
Two new healthcare reform measures have recently been passed, including the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) and the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010.