Home Health & Hospice Week
Industry Note:
Cancel NOE When Previous Hospice Asks Or For Coding Mistakes, MAC Says
Published on Fri Feb 14, 2014
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Claims with respite care stretching more than 5 days will RTP starting this summer. Hospices [...] - Reimbursement:
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Take time out to watch new CMS HIS training. You can now learn more about [...] - Industry Note:
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Many home care providers are breathing a sigh of relief at the latest Obamacare delay. [...] - Industry Note:
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Know ICD-10 Testing Requirements For Next Month
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Detroit HHA, Therapy Company Co-Owner Gets 10 Years In Prison
A Detroit-area HHA owner has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for his 2012 [...] - Industry Note:
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