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    Case Management's Role in Managing Third Party Payer Denials

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    Website https://www.onlinecompliancepanel.com/webinar/Case-Management-s-Role-in-Managing-Third-Party-Payer-D | Want to Edit it Edit Freely

    Category case management system, financial case management system, Revenue cycle, Medical necessity, Reducing denials, Preventing denials, case management, third Party Payer Denials, revenue cycle management, healthcare revenue cycle management, revenue cycle management companies, revenue cycle services, case management programs, revenue cycle billing

    Deadline: December 04, 2017 | Date: December 05, 2017

    Venue/Country: Online, California, U.S.A

    Updated: 2017-11-14 21:06:31 (GMT+9)

    Call For Papers - CFP

    Case management, as a member of the revenue cycle team, plays a strategic role in the implementation of strategies aimed at reducing and/or preventing third party payer denials. Reducing and preventing denials requires proactive and hard-wired processes that engage the entire interdisciplinary care team. The causes of denials are complex and therefore require complex solutions. This program will review the causes of denials and key strategies for reducing and preventing them. Solutions will include key members of the interdisciplinary care team including physicians, physician advisors, case management leaders and case managers. Strategies for analyzing your denial rate will also be included.

    Objectives of the Presentation:

    Understand the role of the case manager in providing strategies for reducing denials

    Discuss the key roles for preventing denials, including the roles of the interdisciplinary care team

    Review key case management strategies for denial prevention and management

    Why Should you Attend:

    Before a department of case management can reduce its denial rate, it first needs to understand what elements within and outside the hospitals are contributing to these denials. Once these root causes have been identified, strategies for correcting them and hard-wiring new practices can be implemented. Reducing denials is an interdisciplinary problem and can only be solved using interdisciplinary solutions.

    If your hospital wants to reduce its rate of denials using a strategic approach, this program is for you. Understanding denials in a comprehensive way will positively affect your practice as a case manager or a case management leader.

    Areas Covered:

    Key case management roles impacting denials

    Types of clinical reviews

    Denial management

    Categorizing denials

    Key case management strategies for reducing denials

    Roles of team members

    Definition of revenue cycle

    Revenue cycle process steps

    Stakeholders

    Definitions of medical necessity

    Steps in care coordination where denials can occur

    Steps in the discharge planning process where denials can occur

    Payer expectations

    How case management causes denials

    How third party payers cause denials

    Who will Benefit:

    RN Case Managers

    Directors of Case Management

    Case Management Senior Leaders

    Directors of Finance

    Physician Advisors

    Director of case management

    Case managers

    Directors of nursing

    Directors of patient flow

    Director of revenue cycle

    Chief financial officers

    Chief operations officers

    Chief medical officer

    Hospitalists

    Director of quality management

    Nursing home directors

    Director of home care

    For Registration:

    https://www.onlinecompliancepanel.com/webinar/Case-Management-s-Role-in-Managing-Third-Party-Payer-Denials-504198/DECEMBER-2017-ES-OURGLOCAL

    Note: Use Promo Code HYED6Z and get 10% off on registration (Valid till DECEMBER 31st 2017)


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