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Medicare Insider, October 14, 2014
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One Week until Medicare Compliance Forum-Here are the Top Reasons Why You Should Attend
- Unique combination of solid regulatory guidance and practical solutions
- Hear directly from Medicare experts and revenue cycle and compliance professionals
- Create action plans to budget for next year and to tackle reimbursement regulations
- Discover practical and innovative approaches to address important Medicare compliance concerns
- Learn about utilization review and chargemaster best practices
- Identify areas for improvement at your own facility with our regulatory experts and your peers
- Develop solutions to leverage your CDI specialists to reduce medical necessity denials
The 2014 Medicare Compliance Forum is October 23-24 in Orlando, Florida.
For complete information, including agenda, learning objectives, speakers, hotel location, and continuing education units, click here.
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