ICYMI: CMS' latest payment model will require an 'all hands on deck' approach for selected hospitals. With a thoughtful strategy, it is relatively achievable to bring down costs by several percentages. Look out for more active formulary management taking place. #ThirdwaveRx #Healthcare
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CDI Concept, when we focusing on directed quality approach the revenue will follow. Why does hospital care for CDI program? to improve the quality KPIs score because Physician and Hospital deserve credit for taking care of very sick patients. and to be reimbursed accurately. #quality #healthcare #documentation #cdi
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DOCTIMOB - PERSONALISED Personalised: With Doctimob, you are not one among many patients as in a hospital, you are the only patient. This personalized approach helps in building a trusting relationship between patients and?care providers?and ensures a collaborative effort to recovery. Effective: Receiving treatment at home is known to have a positive effect on patients, for factors both physical and emotional, allowing for a better recovery. Rapid Recovery: With support from their family and the comfort of home, patients inherently recover faster. Safety: Doctimob significantly reduces health hazards like hospital induced infections and stressors, as well as the slim yet possible chance of medical errors. Objective: With goals set against short term, intermediate and long term durations, Doctimob measures results objectively. Care plans can be revised to ensure measurable outcomes that are desired by the patient and their family. Nurture: Our focus is to nurture lasting and meaningful relationships between patients, their families and our healthcare team. Attention: Being at home ensures you get undivided attention of the care provider. This helps in better understanding of patient and family expectations which helps care providers anticipate any impending problems, much faster than in a hospital setting. Loyalty: Our team of specialized nurses and doctors are with you at every step, throughout your journey to provide a sense of safety, comfort and convenience. #Doctimob #Athomedoctor #Nexttoyou
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In a final follow-up to the 2025 Inpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS) final rule, we want to bring you the remaining highlights involving the quality reporting programs applicable to the inpatient hospital setting. https://lnkd.in/ee3qQHhA
2025 IPPS Final Rule: Quality Programs, Pt. 2 | Coronis
coronishealth.com
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NEW REPORT: Only 34.5% of reviewed hospitals are fully compliant with the federally mandated price transparency rule. It has been three year. The report revealed that widespread noncompliance was due to incomplete files or prices not being clearly associated with both payer and plan. The report also found that some hospitals exhibited “backsliding” after being deemed non-compliant in this report after being found compliant in the previous report. Do you think there should be a more thorough and timely enforcement of hospital price transparency requirement? Here is a link to the Hospital Price Transparency Report: https://lnkd.in/dN4geF7J
Little progress made with hospital price transparency compliance
revcycleintelligence.com
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At TPAC, we take transparency seriously. That's why TPAC's own Employee health plan reimburses claims at a percentage of Medicare. Along with our own plan, RBP proposals, accompanied by the Phia Safeguard balance bill protector product, are included on every quote we send Join us in transforming how healthcare is financed, disclosed, and delivered. #Healthcare #Transparency #HealthPlan
NEW REPORT: Only 34.5% of reviewed hospitals are fully compliant with the federally mandated price transparency rule. It has been three year. The report revealed that widespread noncompliance was due to incomplete files or prices not being clearly associated with both payer and plan. The report also found that some hospitals exhibited “backsliding” after being deemed non-compliant in this report after being found compliant in the previous report. Do you think there should be a more thorough and timely enforcement of hospital price transparency requirement? Here is a link to the Hospital Price Transparency Report: https://lnkd.in/dN4geF7J
Little progress made with hospital price transparency compliance
revcycleintelligence.com
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Both direct primary care and concierge medicine offer patients peace of mind in knowing they can receive personalized, preventive care they want at any time, but with key differences in cost and financial models. In this blog post, we will explore the differences and help you decide what is the right fit for you ?? https://lnkd.in/g2S-KqSq #directprimarycare #healthcareforall #dpc #familyphysician
Direct Primary Care vs Concierge Medicine: What’s the difference?
https://www.elevatedhealth.md
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High quality #PrimaryCare: is it incompatible with FFS third-party payer? Absolutely. What is the ideal panel size? Maybe as low as 500. Where are we going to get all those PCP’s. Nobody knows. The pipeline looks bleak. How much does high quality primary care save the three end-payers (businesses, government and patients) on a per capita basis? Around 30%! Sounds like a great deal! Where do we start?
HLTH24: Execs weigh in on what is broken in primary care and what's working
fiercehealthcare.com
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Since January 1, 2021, CMS has required hospitals to provide clear, accessible patient pricing. Yet many hospitals still struggle to meet expectations. Join CorroHealth Senior Revenue Cycle Consultant Barbara Johnson, BSN, RN on October 29th at 3 PM CST for this must-attend webinar. Presented as part of the MHA Expert Series, this session will provide the information you need about the enforcement of price transparency regulations, to ensure your hospital is on track with CMS compliance. What to expect: -A breakdown of the rule’s requirements -Details on enforcement -Practical tools to help you meet the standards Register today and get clear on price transparency compliance! https://hubs.li/Q02VVGKC0 #CorroHealth #MinnesotaHopistals #PriceTransparency #HealthcareCompliance #HospitalFinance
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It’s important for everyone to be able to access medical treatment when they need it. That’s why we were thrilled to work with the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care (DoHAC) on a poster and fact sheet about Medicare Urgent Care Clinics. Medicare Urgent Care Clinics are places anyone can go to get medical care if they’re sick or hurt and need treatment as soon as possible but it’s not life-threatening. The clinics are free for everyone. You also don’t need to make an appointment to go. Our editorial and studio teams worked together to think creatively about the unique form of an Easy Read poster and how to structure the information and images clearly and logically on a single A3 page. We used elements like callout boxes and columns to draw the reader’s attention to what they need to know without it being overwhelming. DoHAC consulted with approximately 140 stakeholders on the Easy Read resources. The stakeholders gave positive feedback on our use of images and the effectiveness of the poster. They also appreciated the resources being created in a timely manner. Using the poster and print-ready formats for the Easy Read fact sheet creates an element of immediacy and means people will be able to see this information straight away in public spaces. We hope that by making this information accessible, more people will be able to get the treatment they need, when they need it. You can find the Easy Read versions of the Medicare Urgent Care Clinic poster and fact sheet on the DoHAC website: https://lnkd.in/g5cevrRA. Image description: Pages of the Easy Read version of the Medicare Urgent Care Clinics poster and fact sheet spread out on a clear background. #UrgentCareClinics #Medicare #UCC #EasyRead #Accessibility?
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Good Tuesday Afternoon, MABillers! CMS to address unusual catheter billing affecting ACOs. Premier and 10 health care organizations sent a letter to CMS urging the agency to remove catheter spending claims from all accountable care organization financial calculations due to unusual "Medicare spending outside their control." Atypical billing caused spending for two catheter codes to surge from $153 million in 2021 to $3.1 billion last year, the groups wrote, adding that "[five percent] of ACOs would see an impact ranging from $166 per patient per year to well over $1,000 per patient per year" if the agency will not alter the calculations. https://lnkd.in/eSwErQRM #MAB #CMBS #CPSP #MARA #MedicalBilling #Medical #Billing #Reimbursement #Credentials #Training #RemoteWork #Remote
Premier asks CMS to address unusual catheter spending
beckershospitalreview.com
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