2018 Medicare Regulatory Update for Hospitals

Presented on:
September 14, 2017 10:00 AM PT
Duration:
1 hour
Location:
Online

What does the new inpatient prospective payment system (PPS) final rule cover, and what does your hospital need to do to prepare for its effective date of October 1, 2017?

Our webcast will provide answers to these questions as well as explore the latest updates to Medicare payment systems and reimbursement issues for hospitals. We’ll also provide a high-level roadmap for preparing for the changes described in the 2018 fiscal-year inpatient PPS final rule, the 2018 calendar-year outpatient PPS proposed rule, and Medicare physician fee schedule updates.

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Speakers

Glenn Bunting, Director, Health Care Consulting, Moss Adams

Glenn has over 25 years of experience serving health care organizations with an emphasis on Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement and related billing and coding issues. He assists in overseeing the Health Care Consulting Group's Third-Party Reimbursement Practice including charge capture services, cost reporting, appeal services, and medical education programs. Glenn focuses on core reimbursement services, optimization and compliance, Medicare wage index and occupational mix reporting, reimbursement department outsourcing, and Medicare and Medicaid cost report appeals.

Paul Holden, Senior Manager, Health Care Consulting, Moss Adams

Paul provides reimbursement consulting and business assurance services to health care providers in acute and post-acute settings throughout the western United States. Paul prepares Medicare and Medicaid cost reports, assists clients during third-party audits, formulates appeals of audit issues in connection with cost reports, and assisting hospitals, sole community hospitals, critical access hospitals, rural health clinics, and federally qualified health centers with billing and reimbursement issues.

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Applicable Industries

Health CareHospitals and Health Systems