NAHRI is hosting the fifth annual Revenue Integrity Week to celebrate the hard work, dedication, and remarkable achievements of revenue integrity professionals across the country. As part of Revenue Integrity Week, NAHRI takes an in-depth look at trends across the industry with the 2021 State of the Revenue Integrity Industry Survey Report. The survey explores the roles and responsibilities of revenue integrity professionals, their backgrounds, and the key functions of the job.
Tiffany Ferguson, LMSW, CMAC, ACM, and Marie Stinebuck, MBA, MSN, ACM, will explain how UR can work with front-end revenue cycle processes and staff to develop successful programs.
NAHRI Advisory Board members Sarah L. Goodman, MBA, CHCAF, COC, CHRI, CCP, FCS, and Kay Larsen, CRCR, CHRI, will explain how to improve charge capture compliance and address common misconceptions about charge capture and modifier use.
After a hospital gave an incorrect price estimate to a patient, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that the patient should not have to pay the amount reflected in the hospital’s chargemaster.
The agenda for the 2022 Revenue Integrity Symposium (RIS) has been released. The event, to be held September 19–20 at the Hilton Phoenix Resort at the Peak in Phoenix, Arizona, will feature two educational tracks covering essential revenue integrity education, updates, and thought leadership.
The agenda for the 2022 Revenue Integrity Symposium (RIS) has been released. The event, to be held September 19–20 at the Hilton Phoenix Resort at the Peak in Phoenix, Arizona, will feature two educational tracks covering essential revenue integrity education, updates, and thought leadership.
There are multiple ways in which coding and compliance functions provide checks and balances to ensure coding accuracy, including custom edits, second-level reviews and retrospective audits. When looking at these different processes, which is more effective for ensuring coders are accurate and working through the most complex coding issues?