Keep It Flowing: Prevent Gaps in O2 and PAP Revenue Streams
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Recorded on: January 11, 2017
Hosted by: Andrea Stark - Reimbursement Consultant
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Living with Non-Assigned Claims
Clearing the Air: Evaluating Oxygen Coverage with Medical Records
A Fork in the Road: Navigating PAP Documentation Scenarios
Give it to me straight, Doc: What Suppliers Need to Know about the Cures Act
Hosted by: Andrea Stark - Reimbursement Consultant
If you have trouble processing your payment via the website, we are happy to take your registration and payment over the phone. Please call 803-462-9959 for assistance.
See full details below.
Add these events to your cart before checkout:
Living with Non-Assigned Claims
Clearing the Air: Evaluating Oxygen Coverage with Medical Records
A Fork in the Road: Navigating PAP Documentation Scenarios
Give it to me straight, Doc: What Suppliers Need to Know about the Cures Act
You have seen the denials. Each year about this time, you realize you are not getting content conversions or RUL restarts, and the write-offs are more than you can stomach. It makes sense, then, that questions about these rental revenue gaps are constantly on providers' minds. Profitability of any sort requires the entire available revenue stream, and there is no room for leaving money on the table.
Rental is the thing that makes DME billing so different from other major forms of healthcare. While hospitals and clinicians have documentation and authorization requirements, their revenue streams are usually limited to a single payment for a single deliverable. Rentals, on the other hand, place responsibilities on the provider after the initial delivery...after the patient and referral source have their needs met and have much less incentive to cooperate with the documentation requirements.
You can get a different result. Join us as we take on the oxygen and PAP issues that are keeping you awake:
Oxygen
Attendees to this event will:
Rental is the thing that makes DME billing so different from other major forms of healthcare. While hospitals and clinicians have documentation and authorization requirements, their revenue streams are usually limited to a single payment for a single deliverable. Rentals, on the other hand, place responsibilities on the provider after the initial delivery...after the patient and referral source have their needs met and have much less incentive to cooperate with the documentation requirements.
You can get a different result. Join us as we take on the oxygen and PAP issues that are keeping you awake:
Oxygen
- Recertifications
- Renewals
- Contents billing
- RUL restarts
- 3 month compliance
- Annual renewals on resupplies
Attendees to this event will:
- Learn best practices to maximize continuous rental revenue streams from oxygen and PAP therapy.
- Develop staffing strategies for eliminating common revenue gaps.
- Sample simple tracking tools that provide accountability and minimize staff effort.
