Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement
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Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement
- Reimbursement:
MEDICARE, MEDICAID FUNDING SLASHED IN HOUSE BUDGET DEAL
Members of Congress, including many Democrats, are lending a sympathetic ear to governors who seek [...] - Reimbursement:
CONGRESS SEEKS TO PROTECT LOCAL PROVIDERS
Particularly on the Republican side, members of Congress often call for tighter controls on entitlement [...] - Medicaid:
CONGRESS FACES GRIM CHOICES OVER MEDICAID CUTS
To cut over $90 billion from federal Medicaid spending growth over ten years, Congress has [...] - Patient Safety:
HOUSE BILL SEEKS QUALITY IMPROVEMENT
The House March 12 overwhelmingly passed patient safety legislation virtually identical to a bill it [...] - Health-Care Spending:
SENATE BUDGET PANEL WOULD LET STATES KEEP SCHIP FUNDS
Senate leaders want to put their stamp on Medicare and Medicaid spending.
- Pharmaceuticals:
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Pharmaceutical companies across the country are coming increasingly under the gun as state attorneys general [...] - False Claims Act:
BELL TOLLS, WHISTLE BLOWS FOR CITY- AND COUNTY-RUN FACILITIES
The harsh penalties of the powerful False Claims Act can be levied against a wider [...] - Hospitals:
WATCH OUT FOR DISCHARGE STATUS CODING
Hospital compliance officers should make sure their staff knows the ropes when it comes to [...] - Fraud & Abuse:
THIS IS HEALTH CARE FRAUD ON DRUGS
Think the federal government isn’t still taking health care fraud and abuse seriously? Think again. [...] - Quality of Care:
PHYSICIANS POISED FOR MORE CMS SCRUTINY
Physicians might already feel that they’re being monitored more than enough, but the feds see [...] - PROGRAM MEMO ROUNDUP
Independent therapists and durable medical equipment suppliers will face stepped-up scrutiny next month of claims [...] - BILL WATCH:
The following House bills were introduced: H.R. 1182. A bill to amend title XVIII of [...] - REGISTER WATCH
In a comparatively slow week for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, the agency [...]
