The Right Questions to Diagnose Physician Practice Financial Pains
Physician practices can recover lost revenue by asking the right questions about their revenue cycle processes.
Accounting for Non-Performance-Related Variation in Shared Savings Contracts
Variation between targeted and actual PMPM costs can be due to numerous factors, including many that have nothing to do with the quality or cost of care provided to ACO members.
Six Ways to Address Non-Performance-Related Variation in ACO Contracts
While not yet a perfect science, payers and providers can begin to address non-performance-related variation in a number of ways.
HFMA Summary of IRS 501(r) Final Rule
This summary outlines the provisions of the IRS final rule providing requirements for charitable hospital organizations added by the Affordable Care Act.
HFMA comments on the Delay of RAC Appeals assigned to Administrative Law Judges
HFMA voices concern and comments on the recent Office of Medicare Hearings and Appeals decision to suspend assignment of new RAC appeals cases to Administrative Law Judges.
Double Checking Your Medicare Cost Report
Here are seven issues that need to be correct on your cost report to ensure appropriate Medicare payments.
Forum Webinar: Developing Compliant Physician Compensation Practices
Two experts who discussed the key steps to managing a physician valuation program and the ins and outs of common service agreements with physicians.
HFMA Comment Letter: Medicare Program: Request for Information on Clinical Quality Measures Reporting
HFMA comments to CMS on its efforts to simplify requirements for physician quality reporting. HFMA supports efforts to better align CMS policy with HFMA's core payment reform principles.
Ask the Expert: Patient Price Estimation
Advice for revenue cycle leaders on HFMA and online resources for determining patient price estimation.
Managed Care Ask the Expert Answer – Medical Cost Trends
Q I have a question that I am hoping you can answer. What is medical cost trends for the private sector in 2010? I know that the Costs were expected to grow 9.6% in 2009 compared with 9.9% in 2008.