Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement
BILLWATCH
Published on Wed Jun 16, 2004
The following bill was introduced in the Senate: S 2512. A bill to amend title XVIII of the Social Security Act to simplify the Medicare prescription drug card program. Introduced June 8 by Sen. Kent Conrad (D-ND), referred to the Committee on Finance.
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Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement
- COMPLIANCE:
Faulty Advice From Consultants Could Cost You Big
7 ways to protect your organization from bad advice. Many health care providers enlist the [...] - PHYSICIANS:
Beware Of Hurdles In Brave New E-Scrip World
New technology also means new problems to look out for. The Medicare Modernization Act calls [...] - HOME HEALTH:
PPS Reshuffling Will Affect HHA Rates In 2005
Outlier, wage index changes most significant in new PPS rule. Outlier patients may be less [...] - HOSPITALS:
No HCPCS Code? Get Paid Anyway
What hospitals need to know when submitting claims for new drugs. Good news for hospitals. [...] - PHARMACEUTICALS:
OIG Makes The Case For Drug Pricing Change
Federal investigators taking a closer look at pharma industry. The HHS Office of Inspector General [...] - HOSPITALS:
Get Coders Up To Speed On Transfers, Discharges
Data entry errors could put providers on a collision course with the OIG. Hospitals need [...] - MEDICARE DRUG CARD:
Can More Choice Be The Wrong Choice?
Democrats wonder if seniors are confused by multiple card options. At a June 8 Senate [...] - AUDIOLOGY:
New Rule Takes Guess Work Out Of Audiologist Requirements
For the first time in 20 years, audiologists can expect an update to Medicaid requirements [...] - HEALTH PLANS:
Health Plans Win 6.6% Boost For 2005
The good news keeps getting better for Medicare Advantage plans. The Centers for Medicare & [...] - BILLWATCH
The following bill was introduced in the Senate: S 2512. A bill to amend title [...]
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