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By Healthcare Finance Staff | 10:42 am | April 25, 2011
Enrollment in managed Medicaid plans is on the rise, according to Mark Farrah Associates, a Kennebunk, Me.-based data aggregator and publisher of health plan market data.
By Carol Spencer | 12:10 pm | April 20, 2011
There are many steps that inpatient hospital providers can take to avoid denial of their claims when submitting Medicare fee-for- service claims.
By Healthcare Finance Staff | 12:07 pm | April 15, 2011
Two owners of a seven-location chain of mental health clinics have pled guilty in Miami District Court for their roles in a scheme that resulted in the submission of more than $200 million in fraudulent Medicare claims.
By John Andrews | 12:12 pm | April 14, 2011
After two decades of critical nurse and physician shortages, an economic climate of high unemployment would seem to be the antidote for the healthcare sector.
By Eric Wicklund | 12:09 pm | April 14, 2011
Employers with self-funded health plans have a common enemy: The emergency room.
By Eric Wicklund | 11:57 am | April 14, 2011
Using a credit card scanner in a hospital is great for buying flowers from the gift shop or lunch in the cafeteria, but it isn’t as easy when used to pay bills.
By Eric Wicklund | 11:53 am | April 14, 2011
The community pharmacy may be an enduring and endearing image of rural America, offering everything from prescription medications to milk to sunglasses, but its ability to handle the complex needs of a residential home or senior housing complex leaves something to be desired.
By Caitlin Zulla, Contributing Writer | 11:46 am | April 14, 2011
In the current healthcare environment, hospitals need to capture every dollar from their payers, and as quickly as possible.
By Diana Manos | 11:08 am | April 14, 2011
Those keeping watch over the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ Recovery Audit Contractor (RAC) program say the audits haven’t been as bad as was originally feared.
By Diana Manos | 10:56 am | April 14, 2011
Hospitals are falling short of the Joint Commission's language access requirements for patients with limited English, according to a new report.