It’s that time of year when Certification in Healthcare Revenue Integrity (CHRI) credential holders should start thinking about recertification requirements. The CHRI recertification process ensures that credential holders stay up to date on education and regulatory changes relevant to their field.
Q: I am facing the challenge of starting a revenue integrity program at my organization. What are some of the most important steps for me to take at the beginning of this process?
Q: I have been tasked with implementing a charge capture/revenue integrity program. I would appreciate any suggestions or tips that anyone is willing to share to assist me in beginning this process—where to start, who to include, and how to be successful with this challenge.
Q: Is there a national standard for what documentation must be submitted to Medicare Administrative Contractors (MAC) when requesting prior authorization?
Q: Can a hospital bill for a nutritionist and a dietitian deliver diabetes self-management training (DSMT) via telehealth on a UB claim? Nutritionists and dietitians are on the list of distant site practitioners, although registered nurses are not.