Home Health & Hospice Week
LA Paper Skewers Hospices
Home Health & Hospice Week
- OASIS:
Considering Turns Is OK For These GG0170 Items
Another OASIS-D question shows how the IMPACT Act items aren’t a perfect fit for the [...] - Hospice:
Medicare To Test Hospice Inclusion In MA Plans
Changes takes effect in 2 short years. Hospices haven’t had to encounter the headache of [...] - Bundling:
Voluntary Bundling Demos Benefit Providers, While Mandatory Ones Help CMS
Larger HHAs tend to participate in bundled payment tests. Is Medicare going to require you [...] - HIPAA:
Start Off The New Year With Updated HIPAA P&P For Firings
Make sure you don’t face potential violations and fines as time marches on. Perhaps a [...] - Industry Note:
Expect Audits To Get Even Tighter In 2019
When the feds decide you owe the government money, they want it paid back ASAP. [...] - Industry Note:
MedPAC Finalizes Cut Recs
As expected, the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission has voted to recommend a 2 percent payment [...] - Industry Note:
Know NOTR Ropes To Avoid Unnecessary Work
Don’t waste time and effort on filing unnecessary hospice Notices of Termination/Revocation when you don’t [...] - Industry Note:
Telehealth Claims Accepted Again By Texas Medicaid
Telehealth providers in Texas can submit valid claims to the state Medicaid program again, thanks [...] - Industry Note:
LA Paper Skewers Hospices
The latest high-profile newspaper article lambasting the hospice industry comes in the form of a [...] - Industry Note:
Private Equity-Owned Chain Makes Private Duty Buy
Private equity firm One Equity Partners, through its portfolio company Simplura Health Group, has acquired [...] - Industry Note:
Hospice Deals Announced
The hospice market continues to expand, show these developments announced this month. In Ohio: United [...] - Industry Note:
OIG Finds Telehealth Billing Problems
Telehealth seems to be gaining ground as a politically popular idea, but it won’t all [...] - Industry Note:
ALJ Changes Afoot
Providers who have hoped to see a bit more impartiality from Administrative Law Judges may [...]
