New provider posts on PARC!
Patient Access Weekly Advisor, March 18, 2009
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Our revamped Patient Access Resource Center Web site has seen a steady flow of traffic from providers and revenue cycle experts wishing to network with their peers.
We’ve posted content the past two weeks related to:
- Raises for CHAM certification
- RACs
- Billing post-denials
- Medicare co-insurance
- Bad debt in a shifting economy
- Benchmarks — eligibility preauthorization
- Benchmarks — upfront collections
- Benchmarks — registrations per hour
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