CMW Tip of the Week: MedicareFind.com launches
Case Management Weekly, July 1, 2009
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HCPro, Inc. is pleased to announce the launch of MedicareFind.com, a new regulatory database product that allows subscribers to easily find Medicare-related source authorities. The new database allows searching and sorting by date, year(s), document type, (e.g., transmittals), or information sources (e.g., OIG, CMS).
Read an analysis of recent Medicare-related regulations and tips for using MedicareFind on the MedicareMentor Blog -- http://blogs.hcpro.com/medicarefind/.
Have a tip or tool you’d like to share? Or maybe a question for our experts? E-mail it to editor Julie McGinley at jmcginley@hcpro.com.Your thoughts could be featured in the next issue of Case Management Weekly!
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