This webcast clearly defines medical necessity and how that concept is applied to procedures, admissions, and sites of service, while clearing up the most common areas of confusion.

This webcast discusses the implications of Targeted Probe and Educate (TPE) audits in the context of other audits in the overall audit-enforcement landscape, plus how you can reduce your level of risk if your organization is targeted.

DRG and clinical validation auditors are exploiting the confusion surrounding what is, and what isn't, acute heart failure. From Dr. Beth Wolf, you'll learn the most common reasons for heart failure claim denials and how to formulate an effective appeal, supported by key clinical indicators.

This two-part webcast combo from ICD10monitor and RACmonitor, presented by Dr. Beth Wolf, covers must-know clinical aspects of acute heart failure, plus deep dives into the validation of DRGs and clinical documentation, as well as strategies for claim denial appeals.

This webcast explains how to save your facility hundreds of thousands of dollars in potential repayment and fines by correctly following CMS requirements for medical device credits and managing patient accounts when devices are billed.

This webcast analyzes readmissions from several different perspectives including the finances of prevention for Medicare and commercial patients, the various payer programs dealing with readmissions, the right and wrong way to avoid readmissions, and how to know whether your facility is doing it right

The myriad of federal and state rules and regulations attached to the PRF are explained by healthcare attorney Knicole Emanuel who also reveals important exceptions to those rules and how to mitigate risks and possible audits.

This webcast provides solutions to common struggles that case managers and utilization specialists face when trying to identify the appropriate patient notice (HINN and ABN) and how they can remain compliant with CMS regulations during the PHE and beyond.

Healthcare attorney David Glaser untangles rules and waivers associated with telemedicine, Stark, licensure and practical legal issues surrounding the wearing of face masks and vaccine requirements.

Compliance expert Michael Calahan has been scrutinizing the payer and regulatory landscape and is prepared to share his findings of likely 2021 compliance targets. He’ll also lay out best practices that will help you prepare for or, better yet, avoid audits.

Nancy Beckley will help equip your organization to survive a planned 9% reduction in 2021 reimbursements for outpatient therapy services, coupled with a resumption of CMS audits. You’ll take away a clear understanding of the latest Medicare payment rules and how to consistently apply them.

In this RACmonitor webcast, Dr. Ronald Hirsch examines the inpatient-only list for 2021 and presents a logical process to evaluate all surgeries to determine the correct status and to support that with proper documentation.