2008 has brought many new and exciting changes to impact reimbursement.  Effective revenue cycle management such as analyzing case mix, management of ongoing reimbursement and quality issues, and identifying technology opportunities that can decrease days in accounts receivable are vital to reimbursement.  HIM professional’s role in revenue cycle management is an important and integral part of the overall financial impact to the organization.

At this conference learn what HIM professionals can do to lead their organization in developing a program that will place emphasis on revenue cycle best practices while getting the latest information on practical how-to’s in managing MS-DRGs, POA, Pay for Performance and Outpatient PPS changes impacting the revenue cycle.  Lead the effort and building your team for effective revenue cycle management by sharpening your skills at this conference.

Learning Objectives:

• Identify best practices in revenue cycle management from pre-admission certification to A/R management and denials.

• Identify keys to a successful and healthy revenue cycle

• Develop advanced skills in reimbursement management affecting physician offices, outpatient and inpatient settings

• Get the latest information on practical how-to’s in managing MS-DRGs, POA, Pay for Performance and Outpatient PPS changes impacting the revenue cycle

Who Should Attend:

HIM Directors, Revenue Integrity Auditors, Coding Managers, Revenue Cycle Managers, Physician Office Managers, Financial Managers, ASC Managers, Consultants

Please click on the link to the agenda for details on the seminar topics.

Maximum of 13 CEUs for the two-day seminar.

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