NAHRI’s three-day virtual educational and networking event, Revenue Integrity and Reimbursement Strategies: A NAHRI Virtual Event, wrapped up last week and offered helpful tips for revenue integrity professionals looking to expand their knowledge base and professional circle.
Revenue integrity experts shared advice and lessons learned over the past months during day one of Revenue Integrity and Reimbursement Strategies: A NAHRI Virtual Event.
There’s still time to register for NAHRI’s biggest event of the year! Revenue Integrity and Reimbursement Strategies: A NAHRI Virtual Event kicks off in less than a week.
From October 6–8, attendees will tune in for three jam-packed days of educational sessions, networking opportunities, and daily moderated Q&A. NAHRI members can gain full access to the event for just $179, while nonmembers can register for $199. If you want to get your entire revenue integrity department involved, NAHRI is offering the special group discount rates.
CMS provided clarification on submitting inpatient claims for patients diagnosed with novel coronavirus (COVID-19) without a positive viral test, in an update to MLN Matters SE20015 released September 11.
UnitedHealthcare’s (UHC) plan to require in-network, freestanding and outpatient laboratory claims to contain a unique code for most lab testing services is poorly timed and poses significant implementation hurdles, the American Hospital Association (AHA) said in an August 14 letter.
Q: Is there a national standard for what documentation must be submitted to Medicare Administrative Contractors (MAC) when requesting prior authorization?
Inpatient novel coronavirus (COVID-19) claims will require a positive viral test result to be eligible for the 20% increase in the MS-DRG weighting factor, effective for admissions on or after September 1.
