…privileges for NPPs would lead to savings increases without affecting patient care. By negatively impacting patient care, the proposal, if adopted, would ultimately increase total health care costs by…

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…score calculated based on just Promoting Interoperability and Improvement Activities. Alternatively, practices may submit a hardship application and opt out of all four performance categories and be held harmless…

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…will not receive additional General Distribution payments. How can I estimate 2% of patient revenue to determine my approximate General Distribution payment? (Added 5/14/2020) In general, providers can estimate…

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…Interlaminar Stabilization – Coverage Indications, Limitations, and/or Medical Necessity” was published in the International Journal of Spine Surgery. The authors, Richard Guyer, MD, Michael Musacchio, MD, Frank Cammisa, MD…

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…from a superficial swab, can be an obvious reason for a false negative. Even in the case of a technically well-procured nasopharyngeal sample, it is important to understand the…

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…Again. The recommendations update earlier guidance provided by CMS on limiting non-essential surgeries and medical procedures. The new CMS guidelines recommend a gradual transition and encourage health care providers…

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…Medicare and most major carriers have said they will reimburse these services at 100% of the normal visit. Also note that some carriers have said they will waive patient…

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…we believe the evidence supports universal mask-wearing in a health care facility. Thus, we require all patients and staff to wear masks at all times. We anticipate the N95…

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…issues based on historical payments when there is disruption in claims submission and/or claims processing. These expedited payments are typically offered in natural disasters to accelerate cash flow to…

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…and aligns with Medicaid program goals. Oversight agencies have recommended changes to better oversee and understand Medicaid supplemental payments, disproportionate share hospital payments and the associated non-federal share. In…

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…quicker improvements in quality of care. This also benefits small and rural hospitals by allowing them to draw from the resources and clinical expertise of a larger hospital system….

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…Attorney General and the Federal Trade Commission, to issue a report within 180 days on ways the federal government or private sector impede health care price and quality transparency…

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