Pay-per-view: Follow these tips to comply with the Deficit Reduction Act
Compliance Monitor, July 11, 2007
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When the Deficit Reduction Act (DRA) became law in February 2006, healthcare providers' workloads expanded to include a whole new set of tasks, such as creating new policies and procedures and trying to figure out how CMS was going to enforce the new legislation.
Although CMS' statements about the DRA haven't become much clearer, there is plenty that providers can do to make sure that they are in compliance with the DRA.
To find out more, order the pay-per-view article Follow these tips to comply with the Deficit Reduction Act. The cost is $10. Subscribers to the online version of Strategies for Health Care Compliance have free access to this article. Subscribers to the print edition can find it in their most recent issue. A $30 steal!
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