Healthcare Reform

The Opioid Funding Controversy: A Portent of the Upcoming Bipartisan Healthcare Reform Debate

The continuing efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act could open doors for advocacy groups to revisit aspects of the legislation they want to change.

Ken Perez August 23, 2017

Executive Summary: Episodic Payment Model (EPM) Cancellation Proposed Rule

This document provides a brief summary of the Episodic Payment Model (EPM) cancellation proposed rule, published by CMS.

HFMA August 22, 2017

Catching Up on Your MIPS Strategy

A MIPS implementation plan involves creating a team, choosing metrics and a reporting mechanism, and looking at the new Medicare Part B payment model as part of your broader payer strategy.

Laura Ramos Hegwer August 7, 2017

Skyrocketing Prescription Drug Crisis: Action Needed

Legislative action by Congress is needed to address the problem facing the U.S. healthcare system from cost pressures caused by rising prescription drugs prices.

Ceci Connolly July 31, 2017

CY18 Updates to the Quality Payment Program Proposed Rule Summary

This document summarizes the CY18 updates to the Quality Payment Program proposed rule.

HFMA July 13, 2017

Executive Summary: CMS Quality Payment Program 2018 Proposed Rule

This document briefly summarizes the Quality Payment Program 2018 proposed rule published by CMS.

HFMA July 11, 2017

Physician Partnerships in the Era of ACA Repeal and Replace

Bundled care for the uninsured may presents an effective solution to the looming challenges facing the healthcare industry.

Jeff Helton,  PHD, FHFMA, CMA, CFE July 5, 2017

Overview of the Better Care Reconciliation Act as Drafted on June 28, 2017

This presentation summarizes the Better Care Reconciliation Act as drafted on June 28, 2017.

HFMA June 30, 2017

Using New Distribution Models to Prepare for Bundled Payment Models

Hospitals that want to reduce costs as part of their bundled payment strategy should consider sales representative relationship changes.

Janie Gentry Bates June 1, 2017

declining self pay admissions could improve U S hospital revenue streams

A review of the data for the period of 2012-14 points to a continuing decline in self pay admissions under the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), with the percentage of total admissions processed as self pay dropping to

HFMA May 23, 2017
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