By Marty Callahan – It’s easy to overlook quality of care as part of the financial equation with so many internal and external demands competing for a slice of your already limited budget.
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Patients are now payers, responsible for a substantial amount of your revenue. Have you addressed this shift—or are you still working to develop the optimal patient payment strategy?
By Beth Houck – Every health system and medical practice with MIPS eligible clinicians is well-aware of the time and cost associated with program compliance.
By Jerry Shultz – To succeed under value-based reimbursement, ACOs and clinically integrated networks must be able to manage population health. One key to effective population health management is a holistic view of patient data.
New CTO Talk episode NOW on demand with host Matt Ferrari. Community Care of North Carolina System & VirtualHealth discuss how CCNC is advancing care coordination through forward thinking partnerships in a case management model for it’s 1.7 million medicaid members.
By Thanh Tran & Donald Voltz MD – Federal healthcare organizations such as CMS have spent billions of dollars over the years trying to bridge the gap between medical data and quality patient care with interoperability requirements and data integration, the mesh used to try and bridge the gap.
By April Wilson – The CMS announced in November 2017 a new approach to quality measurement in response to continued provider concerns about delivering quality care under the Affordable Care Act’s value-based public approach to patients as consumers of healthcare.
By Matt Fisher – Privacy and security of personal information are topics of constant discussion inside and outside of healthcare. Current events keep the heat on as one or the other never strays very far from headlines.
By Betty Schulte – The importance of accuracy and compliance in today’s coding environment cannot be overstated. High-quality coding is always a priority – but is there a way to make coding impervious to challenges? Unfortunately, the answer is “NO.”