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Workshops
Past workshops full of valuable information for upping your game in the Clinical Revenue Cycle.
On-Demand: Analyzing Recent OIG Findings: Strategies for Managed Medicare & Medicaid
Guided by recent Office of Inspector General (OIG) findings, we will explore their latest findings in managed Medicare and Medicaid and their strategic implications for healthcare providers. This workshop aims to equip attendees with a deep understanding of managed...
On Demand: Leveraging the Power of Business Partnerships: Transformative Relations for Impactful Outcomes
Hospitals struggle with payer denials, which hinder frontline staff from accurately documenting and coding patient care. Providers are left underpaid and unable to fix the issue internally due to a lack of resources. A strong partnership can facilitate a better understanding of regulations and payer tactics to identify opportunities and ensure fair payment.
On-Demand: Exploring Successful Strategies to Change Payer Behavior
Payers have a relentless pursuit of profit margin; meanwhile, most hospitals continue to operate in the red. Medicare Advantage and so-called “frictionless healthcare” are adding to the confusing ways payers behave, muddying the waters and masking denials. So, what can providers do about it? This workshop will present strategies that will help you get your house in order, hold accountabilities, enforce your rights, and escalate payer issues – all with the goal of changing payer behavior. Learn more about payer behaviors today evolving payer behaviors that are on the horizon.
On Demand: Discovering Revenue Integrity Opportunities in Obstetrics, Newborns, & Congenital Disorders
Payers have a relentless pursuit of profit margin; meanwhile, most hospitals continue to operate in the red. Medicare Advantage and so-called “frictionless healthcare” are adding to the confusing ways payers behave, muddying the waters and masking denials. So, what can providers do about it? This workshop will present strategies that will help you get your house in order, hold accountabilities, enforce your rights, and escalate payer issues – all with the goal of changing payer behavior. Learn more about payer behaviors today evolving payer behaviors that are on the horizon.
On Demand: Navigating the Medicare Advantage Final Rule – Strategic Discussion Part 2
Part 3: The CMS Final Rule was not surprising at all. The Final Rule pulled back the curtain and provided valuable information for providers, and in this workshop, the physician-led experts at Corro Clinical will present how the Final Rule’s clarifications can help you solidify core elements of your payer strategy, contracts, and measures for accountability.
On Demand: Navigating the Medicare Advantage Final Rule – Strategic Discussion
Part 3: The CMS Final Rule was not surprising at all. The Final Rule pulled back the curtain and provided valuable information for providers, and in this workshop, the physician-led experts at Corro Clinical will present how the Final Rule’s clarifications can help you solidify core elements of your payer strategy, contracts, and measures for accountability.
On-Demand: Navigating the Medicare Advantage Final Rule – Part 2
Part 2: Payers have a relentless pursuit of profit margin; meanwhile, most hospitals continue to operate in the red. Medicare Advantage and so-called “frictionless healthcare” are adding to the confusing ways payers behave, muddying the waters and masking denials. So, what can providers do about it? This workshop will present strategies that will help you get your house in order, hold accountabilities, enforce your rights, and escalate payer issues – all with the goal of changing payer behavior. Learn more about payer behaviors today evolving payer behaviors that are on the horizon.
On Demand: Navigating the Medicare Advantage Final Rule – Traditional Medicare rules DO apply (and have always)
Payers have a relentless pursuit of profit margin; meanwhile, most hospitals continue to operate in the red. Medicare Advantage and so-called “frictionless healthcare” are adding to the confusing ways payers behave, muddying the waters and masking denials. So, what can providers do about it? This workshop will present strategies that will help you get your house in order, hold accountabilities, enforce your rights, and escalate payer issues – all with the goal of changing payer behavior. Learn more about payer behaviors today evolving payer behaviors that are on the horizon.
On-Demand: The PHE ends May 11. What do hospitals and providers need to do right now?
We now have an official date: The coronavirus public health emergency (PHE) ends May 11. So what does that mean for the healthcare industry? Hospital staff from the front line to the executive level are encouraged to join this informative workshop with Corro Clinical VP of Regulatory Affairs, Angela Sorbelli to gain a better understanding of what comes next for healthcare when the PHE sunsets.
On-Demand: The UM & CDI Continuum from the ED to the QIO – Part 2
Utilization Management and CDI are often discussed in silos, but they shouldn’t be. Impactful transformation happens when data is leveraged from both of these vectors in the clinical revenue cycle to establish a real baseline. Join us for another journey through the Clinical Revenue Cycle from the emergency department to the QIO and beyond.
Webinars
In-depth content forcusing on cutting-edge industry insghts.
On-Demand: How to Get Off the Denial and Appeal Merry-Go-Round
It’s a familiar pattern with payers, the provider wins a front-line denial, then a myriad of payer reviews occur and result in more denials. More provider resources are deployed to fight each subsequent denial, only to be unfairly under-reimbursed at the end of the cycle.