Home Health & Hospice Week
Industry Notes:
Latest Care Compare Hospice Update May Not Change As Much As You Think
Published on Fri Dec 02, 2022
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- Finance:
Handle Your CAAP Repayments Before They Land You On 100% Withhold
Are you wondering why your Medicare payments seem much lower suddenly? CAAP could be the [...] - Compliance:
CAAP Payments Pass OIG Review
Payments to bankrupt providers were quickly remedied.> For once, the HHS Office of Inspector General [...] - Hospice:
MAC Leaves Millions In Hospice Cap Overpayments Uncollected, OIG Charges
Report urges NGS to collect more in lookback-year overpayments. You might see tighter cap overpayment [...] - Budget:
Year-End Budget Legislation Could Contain Presents For HH, Hospice — Or Lumps Of Coal
Major hospice cap cut, possible home health relief are in play. The end of most [...] - COVID-19:
Vaccination Mandate For Healthcare Workers Continues To Generate Contention
Plus: Biden administration launches year-end vaccination campaign. Healthcare system impacts from the flu and RSV [...] - Industry Notes:
Keep Up To Date On VBP Info
Get the latest in an updated manual. With less than a month left to go [...] - Industry Notes:
Medicare Attempts To Put Post-PHE Medical Review Fears To Rest With FAQ
You aren’t the only one planning for when the COVID-19 public health emergency ends. The [...] - Industry Notes:
Latest Care Compare Hospice Update May Not Change As Much As You Think
Your latest Care Compare hospice data is now up on the website, the Centers for [...] - Industry Notes:
Physician Assistant Convicted In Illinois Home Health Fraud Case
Another person indicted in a massive Illinois home health fraud scheme has been convicted. Earlier [...] - Industry Notes:
HHS Issues Long COVID Report Including Care Recommendations
With more long COVID cases being diagnosed every day, the Department of Health & Human [...] - Industry Notes:
Don't Make HIPAA Expiration Date Harder Than It Needs To Be
If your patient forms pertaining to the HIPAA say they last for one year from [...]
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