Thriving is still possible in the year ahead
Medicare Reimbursement
The Department of Health and Human Services and the Office of Inspector General found more than $7 billion in expected recoveries & receivables for taxpayers, according to a new report
WASHINGTON—The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Office of Inspector General (OIG) released their fall 2024 semiannual report to congress (SAR), which found more than $7 billion in expected recoveries and receivables from misspent Medicare, Medicaid and other health and human services funds.
At hearing, tester seeks answers on improving veterans’ access to long-term care
The Committee on Veterans’ Affairs wrote in a report on its website detailing the ongoing progression of expanding the Veteran Directed Care program to all VA medical centers. Additionally, it addressed nursing home staffing shortage concerns.
WASHINGTON—Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) and Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich.) have just introduced S.1294, legislation to further extend the Medicare 75/25 blended rate for non-rural, non-CBA home medical equipment (HME) suppliers through the end of 2024.
Shifting your enrollment status may help reimbursement rates across the industry
An argument for expanding, not curtailing, the benefit
It’s a key to building your brand & boosting your bottom line
Answers to 5 pressing questions about Medicare Advantage
Guide your MA & MCO customers so you can be reimbursed properly
An update on Medicaid priorities from AAHomecare
3 steps to better revenue cycle management
Make sure you know the legal requirements for sleep testing
Preparing for revenue shortfalls before the new billing mandate
Watch for streamlining of claims & new fee schedule determinations
Using electronic systems for faster turnaround time & more potential revenue
A primer for home health and HME providers
