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Updating Your Chargemaster for 2018
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Date | Nov 29, 2017 |
Time | 01:00 PM EDT |
Cost | $198.00 |
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Description:
The chargemaster is a lynchpin within the overall revenue cycle. Keeping the chargemaster up-to-date both for reimbursement as well as maintaining proper compliance is necessary. The chargemaster is a direct and indirect target of compliance for both governmental programs and private third-party payers. Chargemasters are complex and can be organized in different ways. Added to this overall mix is the continuing controversy over hospital pricing. A carefully crafted systematic process is necessary to audit a chargemaster to make certain that various concerns are met. The chargemaster must also be organized in a way that hospitals remain financially viable.Chargemaster Compliance Concerns Contractual [/li]Chargemaster Updating Review Process for 2018 Chargemaster Policies & Procedures – Judgment Metrics Special Situations – Example and Case Studies Chargemaster Coordinator Action Steps [/ol]Who should attend?
The chargemaster is a lynchpin within the overall revenue cycle. Keeping the chargemaster up-to-date both for reimbursement as well as maintaining proper compliance is necessary. The chargemaster is a direct and indirect target of compliance for both governmental programs and private third-party payers. Chargemasters are complex and can be organized in different ways. Added to this overall mix is the continuing controversy over hospital pricing. A carefully crafted systematic process is necessary to audit a chargemaster to make certain that various concerns are met. The chargemaster must also be organized in a way that hospitals remain financially viable.
- How do you keep up with all of the CPT/HCPCS coding changes and their impacts on the chargemaster?
- How do you balance revenue optimization with maintaining compliance?
- What kinds of policy decision must be made with the chargemaster?
- Why is hospital pricing such a sensitive area?
- Should there be written chargemaster policies and procedures?
- Why are charges such a big deal?
- Why are the revenue codes sometimes ambiguous?
- How should supplies be handled?
- What about drugs and injections?
- What about nursing services?
- Should we be concerned about the cost report?
- Are there different kinds of chargemaster audits?
- How should clinical personnel be involved in a chargemaster audit?
- To Review The Chargemaster As A Financial Tool
- To Determine if All Revenue Codes and CPT/HCPCS Codes Are Up-to-Date and Being Properly Reported
- To Understand Statutory Compliance Surrounding the Chargemaster
- To Appreciate the Contractual Obligations That Hospitals Have Concerning the Setup and Use of the Chargemaster
- To Have A Systematic Process to Review and Evaluate the Chargemaster
- To Discuss The Many Compliance Concerns Surrounding the Chargemaster Including Development of Pricing and Charges
- To Appreciate the Very Different Requirements Made By Different Third-Party Payers for Coding, Billing and the Chargemaster
- To understand how the Chargemaster affects and is affected by different payment systems including DRGs, APCs, MPFS and special hybrids.
- To Review Action Steps that Chargemaster Coordinators Can Take To Review and Update the Chargemaster and Make Improvements
- To Review Coding Changes for CPT, HCPCS, Modifiers and Revenue Codes
- Overview of the Chargemaster Form, Structure and Contents
- Billing System Influence
- Special Service Area Requirements
- Chargemaster Interfaces
- Pricing, Charge and Cost Report Issues[ol][li]Cost-to-Charge Ratios
- Tiered Pricing Formulas
- CDM Interface to the Cost Report
- Transparent Pricing
- Payment Systems
- DRGs and IPPS
- APCs and OPPS
- RBRVS and MPFS
- Special Hybrids – ASCs, Provider-Based Clinics
- Other
- 2018 Coding Systems – Revenue Codes, CPT & HCPCS
- CPT Changes – Coding Interface
- HCPCS Changes – Coding Interface
- Revenue Code Concerns
- Modifier Changes
- Statutory
- [li]Medicare
- Medicaid
- HIPAA TSC
- Private Payers
- Types of Contracts and Payment
- Personnel – Team
- Update Audit Objectives
- Type of Audit
- Conduct of Audit
- Results from Audit
- Chargemaster Coordinators
- Billing and Claims Generation Personnel
- Compliance Personnel
- Patient Financial Management Personnel
- Cost Accounting Personnel
- Cost Report Personnel
- Financial Analysts
- Managed Care Contract Personnel
- Revenue Enhancement Personnel
- Chief Financial Officers
- Chief Compliance Officers
- Financial Planners
- Internal Audit Staff
- Utilization Review Staff
- Revenue Cycle Specialists
- All Other Hospital Personnel Interested in the Chargemaster.
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