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Workshops
Past workshops full of valuable information for upping your game in the Clinical Revenue Cycle.
On-Demand: The UM & CDI Continuum from the ED to the QIO- Part 1
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 a journey through the...
On-Demand: HCC’s What’s the 411 for the Inpatient: CDS & Coder
Join us for an overview of CMS HCC risk adjustment fundamentals for the inpatient clinical documentation specialist and coder. We will review the top ten commonly under-reported diagnoses that map to a CMS HCC, review how risk scores are calculated, impact payment, and benefit from improved clinical documentation and comprehensive coding.
On-Demand: The Coronavirus Public Health Emergency (PHE) is coming to an end. What happens now?
What happens to the Healthcare Industry once the Coronavirus Public Health Emergency (PHE) comes to an end? In this workshop we will share insights with hospital staff, from the front lines to the executive level, as to what is looming on the horizon as the healthcare...
On-Demand: Nuances Around the 2-Midnight Rule
Part 1Part 2Have you ever wondered what you need to document to support an unexpected recovery? Or when is a Condition Code 44 the best choice? Can you write and inpatient order after a discharge order? PRESENTED BY Dr. Jerilyn Morrissey Senior Vice President,...
On-Demand: Medicare Advantage Organizations and the Games They Play
Physician Advisors sit at the intersection of clinical decisions, regulatory requirements, managed care contracts and reimbursement. Impacting operational and financial performance requires analytics and tools beyond managing the observation and denial rates. This workshop will help you understand the right analytics to measure to comprehensively assess and impact operational and Medicare Advantage Organization performance.
On-Demand: Savvy Sequencing Using the “Two or More” Guideline
You’re confident your team is doing it all it can to ensure appropriate reimbursement. You perform CDI reviews, diligently review mismatches, perform coding quality assurance reviews, and utilize prebill DRG optimization applications, but are you certain that your team uncovered all the revenue optimization opportunities? Join this session to learn more, ask questions, and engage with Angela Carmichael.
On-Demand: CMI Benchmarking + CMI Acuity Adjusted Variance, Now What? How to attack the gap
Case Mix Index (CMI) is a standard metric used by most hospitals to measure documentation and coding performance. In our first session, we introduced a new KPI, Accuity Adjusted Variance, which helps hospital leaders measure their performance rather than just...
On-Demand: There is More to CMI than You Think
Date: Wednesday, May 25, 2022
Time: 10:00 am PST | 12:00 pm CST
Duration: 70 minutes
Webinars
In-depth content forcusing on cutting-edge industry insghts.
Coronavirus UM Documentation and Coding Recommendations
Medicare Advantage – The New RACs
To Part B or Not to Part B – that is the Question
Transform Your Two-Midnight Rule Compliance Program
How Payers Are Increasingly Undercutting your Contract Revenue
Admission Order Requirements – What You Need to Know for October 1 2018
Utilization Management – The New CDI Lessons Learned and Best Practices to Reinvent Utilization Management
TKA – Separating Fact from Fiction
The Removal of Total Knee Replacement from The Inpatient-Only List- Separating Fact from Fiction