Healthcare Reimbursement News

CMS issues FY23 proposed payment rules for hospices, inpatient psychiatric facilities and inpatient rehabilitation facilities

CMS has released proposed FY23 rules governing prospective payments to hospices, inpatient psychiatric facilities and inpatient rehabilitation facilities.

By Nick Hut April 8, 2022

Claims submitted to HRSA’s COVID-19 funds for uninsured and underinsured patients soon won’t be paid

Funds used to reimburse providers for supplying COVID-19-related services to the uninsured and underinsured will expire soon if Congress doesn’t act.

By Nick Hut March 31, 2022

Marcus Whitney: 3 healthcare innovation trends that leaders should keep an eye on

The workforce shortage, the behavioral health movement and value-based care are areas with the most momentum among early-stage investors.

By Marcus Whitney March 30, 2022

Healthcare spending projections for the next decade reflect an expectation of steadying trends post-pandemic

CMS actuaries say the healthcare spending spike of 2020 will be tempered across sectors and payers in upcoming years.

By Nick Hut March 30, 2022

News Briefs: Federal funding bill addresses hospitals’ 340B eligibility concerns, extends telehealth waivers

A monthly roundup of top news for healthcare finance professionals.

By Nick Hut March 29, 2022

Healthcare News of Note: Staffing shortages in hospitals and healthcare settings are ‘actively jeopardizing’ patient safety, says ECRI

Healthcare News of Note for healthcare finance professionals is a roundup of recent news articles: Staffing shortages top the list of patient safety concerns, nearly a third of surveyed nurses said they may leave their direct patient care jobs, and MA plans collected $12 billion more in 2020 than traditional Medicare.

By Deborah Filipek March 28, 2022

Bringing the healthcare back to healthcare

Affording greater freedom to physicians to practice medicine by easing administrative strictures on them may be the best strategy for ultimately promoting cost effectiveness of health, says Martin Bluth. But physicians also should be well educated in the economics and business of healthcare.

By Martin Bluth March 25, 2022

Operationalizing value-based primary care: lessons from the field

The primary care physician’s office has a pivotal role to play in efforts of hospitals, payers and other healthcare stakeholders to transition healthcare payment to arrangements that reward providers for the value of the care they provide. However, to successfully execute a value-based primary care model, organizations should be mindful of the all-too-common pitfalls that they may encounter along the way.

By Matthew Bates March 25, 2022

Optimizing the revenue cycle by streamlining and automating payment collections

This roundtable features leaders’ insight to help entities evolve in today’s workforce to meet challenges such as regulations and digital adoption.

By HFMA March 24, 2022

MedPAC says 2023 hospital payments shouldn’t increase in response to COVID-19

CMS shouldn’t increase Medicare payments to hospitals for the upcoming year beyond the annual update that is based on current law, according to the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission.

By Nick Hut March 21, 2022
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