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Reducing Emergency Department Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) in 2021
In 2020, claim volume changes, as well as an increase in uninsured patients, have caused ripple effects through the emergency medicine community. -
ASC collections during the pandemic: 3 things to know
The COVID-19 pandemic has made proactive revenue cycle management and cash flow top priorities for ASCs, according to Regent Revenue Cycle Management, an independent division of Westchester, Ill.-based Regent Surgical Health. -
Stop Relying on the Patient for Accurate and Timely Payer Information
We have all heard the famous but unattributable quote, "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." -
Insurance lobby criticizes CMS proposal on Medicare coverage for devices
America's Health Insurance Plans, a health insurance lobby, submitted comments on a CMS proposal that would bring faster Medicare coverage for medical devices, according to a Nov. 2 press release. -
Brian Powers of Humana on low-value care and de-adopting in the ASC
Humana's Deputy CMO Brian Powers, MD, shared his thoughts about low-value care in ASCs with Becker's ASC Review. -
Blue Cross, Caravan Health partner to expand value-based care in rural North Carolina
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina and Kansas City, Mo.-based Caravan Health are partnering to support the expansion of the Blue Premier value-based care program to more areas in the state, according to an Oct. 29 press release. -
Proliance Surgeons enters into value-based agreement — 7 things to know
Proliance Surgeons, one of the country's largest surgical practices, entered into a value-based arrangement with Regence, according to an Oct. 29 announcement. -
16 ICD-10 codes physicians may need this Halloween
Ahead of Halloween, physician practice coders and billers may want to brush up on relevant ICD-10 codes. -
Compensation for physician practice billers & coders — 9 survey insights
Nearly one-third of full-time billers and coders at physician practices make between $40,001 and $50,000 a year in direct monetary compensation, according to Physician's Practice's "2020 Staff Salary Survey." -
Michigan governor signs surprise billing law — 5 things to know
Democratic Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed legislation Oct. 22 that's meant to curtail surprise medical billing, according to MiBiz. -
Understanding the strategic benefits of moving your ASC to the cloud
What do Amazon, Netflix, Google Maps, Spotify, and PayPal have in common? They're all cloud-based services. -
Envision, Cigna reach multiyear agreement — 4 details
Nashville, Tenn.-based Envision Healthcare reached a multiyear, statewide agreement with Cigna in Florida, according to an Oct. 21 announcement. -
A closer look at today's ASC landscape: Key observations from 4 industry experts
Today's healthcare environment is rife with opportunities for ASCs and hospitals — but these opportunities go hand-in-hand with a number of challenges and implications for the industry's future. -
3 specialty coding summits to prepare for E/M changes
To help specialty practices prepare for changes to evaluation/management office-visit guidelines and pay rates, DecisionHealth will host three virtual summits, the healthcare news source announced Oct. 19. -
5 health insurers dominating market share
The American Medical Association identified five health insurers that hold the highest market share in the most markets in its 2020 study on competition in commercial health insurance markets. -
15 states where a single health insurer leads the market
The American Medical Association published its annual study on competition in commercial health insurance markets. -
10 states with the most concentrated health insurance markets — Alabama is No. 1
Lack of competition is a worsening problem for already-concentrated health insurance markets, according to the American Medical Association's 2020 "Competition in Health Insurance: A Comprehensive Study of U.S. Markets." -
AMA study: Competition sinks further in most health insurance markets
Highly concentrated markets for commercial health insurance have grown even more concentrated over the past five years, according to a new study from the American Medical Association. -
North Dakota clinic paid $5.5M to settle allegedly illegal ASC arrangement
Bismarck, N.D.-based Mid Dakota Clinic settled allegations that a financial arrangement with its wholly owned ASC violated the Anti-Kickback Statute, according to an Oct. 9 case summary. -
A breakdown of US per-capita healthcare spending in 2018
For the U.S. and comparable countries, inpatient and outpatient care was the largest category of per-capita health spending in 2018, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation analysis of statistics from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
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