Designing an effective, efficient revenue integrity program is a balancing act. Leaders must determine the program’s focus, size, and structure based on their organization’s facility and service line mix, the volume of charges and claims its departments generate, the payers it works with, the...Read More »
by Alba Kuqi, MD, MSHIM, RHIA, CCM, CRCR, CICA, CSMC, CSAF, CCS, CCDS, CDIP
Revenue integrity is a critical aspect of healthcare management, ensuring that financial practices within healthcare organizations are compliant and efficient. Professional development in this area is...Read More »
NAHRI Leadership Council members move up the ranks from member to Bronze, Silver, and Gold by participating in meetings, submitting articles and resources, and other opportunities (see the 2024 NAHRI Leadership...Read More »
Revenue integrity leaders looking to make an impact on the professional fee side of their organizations need to understand the unique opportunities and challenges of a professional fee revenue integrity program, as well as the special coding, billing, and reimbursement rules. To make the case to...Read More »
Performance improvement has been defined as the systemic process of identifying the root causes of a performance issue in an organization and implementing solutions to resolve that issue. What are the benefits of us investing those improvement efforts in...Read More »
With correctness comes credibility, but to expect no mistakes puts an awful lot of pressure on us. We are human and we make mistakes. My goal with this article is to share evidence that mistakes are inevitable, expected, and OK. It is how you handle those...Read More »
NAHRI Leadership Council members receive an exclusive 25% discount on their 2024 Revenue Integrity Symposium (RIS) registration when they register with discount code RISLC24. This special discount may be combined with the $100 NAHRI member discount. And it may
