Featured Resources
Comment Letter
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Consumerism
HFMA Comments on the Transparency in Coverage Proposed Rule
HFMA submitted comments to the Departments of Health and Human Services, Labor and Treasury on the Transparency in Coverage proposed rule. Comments include proposals related to providing out-of-pocket price estimates for insured patients.
Comment Letter
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Legal and Regulatory Compliance
HFMA Comments on Modernizing and Clarifying the Physician Self-Referral Regulations Proposed Rule
HFMA submitted a comment letter to CMS pertaining to the physician self-referral regulations proposed rule.
Comment Letter
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Legal and Regulatory Compliance
HFMA Comments on Anti-Kickback Statute and Civil Monetary Penalty Proposed Rule
HFMA submitted a comment letter to the OIG pertaining to the proposed revisions to safe harbors under the Anti-Kickback Statute, and civil monetary penalty rules regarding beneficiary inducements.
All Regulatory and Accounting Resources
Fact Sheets
HFMA members can access all of our regulatory fact sheets, summaries, presentations, and tools published since 2011.
Principles & Practices Board Guidance
The P & P Board works with the AICPA, the Financial Accounting Standards Board, and the Government Accounting Standards Board to address the unique financial reporting needs of healthcare organizations.
Comment Letters to Regulatory Agencies
Access all of our comment letters issued since 2012.
Community Benefit & Transparency Tools
HFMA compiled these resources for hospitals and health systems to assist with complying with the requirement to list standard charges online and to explain the procedures around charity care.
Webinars on Regulations
View upcoming and archived webinars on regulations.
On-Demand Education on Healthcare Finance Regulations
This list of resources includes documents and insights on the ACA, physician relationships, readmissions, charity care, bundled payment and other related payment reform topics.
Healthcare's First Cost Accounting Adoption Model
HFMA and Strata are introducing the L7 Cost Accounting Adoption Model to help healthcare providers access accurate cost data via the use of advacned cost accounting.