CMS recently published the April 2025 Outpatient Prospective Payment System (OPPS) update to highlight coding changes for skin substitute products that took effect on April 1.
CMS is proposing a 2.4% increase in operating payments for acute care hospitals and weighing numerous modifications to quality and reporting programs tied to reimbursement.
NAHRI is pleased to announce the launch of the NAHRI Scholarship program. This scholarship awards registration to the Revenue Integrity Symposium to one recipient.
Emergency department (ED) charges are the least likely to be entered by clinical staff or triggered by clinical documentation, according to the preliminary results of the 2025 State of the Revenue Integrity Industry Survey. The survey, which collects information on revenue integrity processes, functions, standards, goals, and more. The survey is open until March 31.
After the Office of Inspector General discovered Medicare paid millions more for physician services at higher non-facility rates while enrollees were inpatients, CMS is taking steps to ensure proper place of service (POS) code selection.
The 2025 Revenue Integrity Symposium (RIS) features three tracks, dozens of revenue integrity experts and leaders, and a range of topics that matter the most to revenue integrity and revenue cycle professionals.
The American Hospital Association (AHA) released a report to highlight how Medicare Advantage (MA) organizations create increased administrative and financial burdens for rural hospitals.
