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FY 2020 IPPS/LTCH Final Rule: Executive Summary Presentation
This HFMA Executive Summary presentation explains the CMS FY 2020 IPPS final rule.
Keeping an eye on Massachusetts
Several payer-provider collaborations launched in Massachusetts seek to better manage Medicaid risk by including behavioral health resources, among other services.
The role prescribing guidelines play in patient-monitoring
Research showed healthcare providers were able to reduce opioid misuse in their practices by 40% when they followed prescribing guidelines that included regular prescription drug monitoring program checks and toxicology testing.
Public option could endanger 1,000 rural hospitals: analysis
A public-option health plan could lead to the closure of 1,000 rural hospitals, according to an analysis.
CMS FY2020 IPPS Final Rule: Executive Summary
This executive summary from HFMA explains the CMS FY2020 IPPS Final Rule.
Specialty Care Models to Improve Quality of Care and Reduce Expenditures
This HFMA summary explains the CMS proposed rule on two models that would provide specialty care to Medicare beneficiaries with cancer and end-stage renal disease.
Provider Risk Readiness Report
The results of a May 2019 HFMA study about risk readiness in which hospital and health system senior financial leaders share insights on their organizations’ risk capabilities and tolerance.
Special Report: Effective use of analytics can help healthcare organizations solve critical challenges
Advances in analytics are powering improvements in electronic health record utilization and clinical documentation improvement.
Healthcare leaders agree about the value of supply chain management
The main influencers in supply chain management decisions are supply chain leaders and the CFO.
HFMA Survey: OP Data Capture
HFMA is seeking input on your hospital's ability to group/capture APC data. This information is crucial to the work of HFMA’s chargemaster taskforce and will help HFMA provide guidance to CMS on transparency initiatives.