Healthcare Reimbursement News

CareCredit healthcare credit card provides flexible payment options for both patients and healthcare providers

Read about one company's payment solution that gives patients a way to pay for out-of-pocket healthcare costs while enabling health care organizations to receive payment for services within two business days.

By HFMA December 1, 2022

Clinical audits and denials impact 3% or more of NPR being held in reserve

This pulse survey shows how healthcare organizations are currently tracking health system’s audits and denials from government and commercial payers.

By Jennifer Novoseletsky December 1, 2022

Why it can be a good idea for hospitals to stand up to government policy

Healthcare finance executives in the United States can take a lesson from an eye-opening book by Ted Giovanis, FHFMA, MBA, Beyond fear: How I fought the feds for six years — and won.   In this book, Giovanis, a long-standing member of HFMA’s Maryland Chapter, chronicles how he identified an error in an arcane Medicare formula…

By Walter Unger November 18, 2022

Final regulations for rural emergency hospitals set the stage for first year of eligibility

REHs will be reimbursed for providing emergency care and outpatient services and must abide by terms and conditions that include limiting average length of stay to 24 hours.

By Nick Hut November 18, 2022

Clinical Audits and Denials Research Report

HFMA, with sponsorship by MRO, surveyed 317 healthcare revenue cycle, finance and accounting executives to understand how organizations are handling claim audits, risk exposure, claim tracking, and reserves.

By HFMA November 10, 2022

Changes to reimbursement for 340B drugs reverberate in the 2023 final rule for Medicare outpatient payments

The Medicare payment rate for hospital outpatient services will increase significantly in 2023, but the net gain will be quite a bit less than is apparent at first glance.

By Nick Hut November 2, 2022

Why owning a health plan is a good provider strategy

The trend toward increased ownership of health plans by health systems shows no signs of slowing as health systems are increasingly recognizing the importance of having their primary focus be on health and health outcomes rather than on the number of visits or procedures. A health system leader describes the advantages of health plan ownership and strategic considerations for pursuing this approach.

By Scott Nordlund October 21, 2022

No Surprises Act regulations remain a moving target for compliance

Amid all the rules stemming from the No Surprises Act, a looming mandate for providers to send cost estimates to health plans looks like the biggest stress inducer.

By Nick Hut October 18, 2022

FY 2023 Inpatient Prospective Payment System/LTCH Final Rule Summary

HFMA presents a detailed summary of the final rule describing FY 2023 policies and rates for Medicare’s inpatient prospective payment system and the long-term care hospital prospective payment system published by CMS.

By HFMA October 14, 2022

HFMA seeks volunteers for national opportunities

Participation in HFMA volunteer leadership roles offers the opportunity to enhance the benefits, products and services provided to HFMA members and healthcare financial professionals across the country.

By HFMA October 5, 2022
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