Revenue Cycle Institute posts free monthly tool
Recovery Auditor Report, September 8, 2011
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Each month the Revenue Cycle Institute publishes a free sample tool or form for readers. This month’s tool— an important message from Medicare sample flow diagram—a useful resource to help assist staff with the delivery and appeal process of the important message from Medicare.
Editor’s note: Access the free tool by clicking here. This chart was submitted by Christy Whetsell, BSN, RN, MBA, ACM, director of care management at WVU Healthcare in Morgantown, WV. Additional tools can be accessed by clicking here.
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