Strategies to Identify Medicare Reimbursement

Medicare Bad Debt: Reporting and Identifying Reimbursement

Presented on April 25, 2023

Jonathan Mason, Principal, Health Care Consulting Practice
Eric Lucas, Managing Director, Health Care Consulting Practice
Heather Keser, Senior Manager, Health Care Consulting Practice

With thinning margins and decreasing government reimbursement rates, compiling bad debts is an opportunity to identify Medicare reimbursement.

However, reporting can be time consuming due to comprehensive regulations and recently introduced Transmittal 18 instructions and templates.

Join us for our webcast, Medicare Bad Debt: Reporting and Identifying Reimbursement. We’ll take a deep dive into the Medicare bad debt reporting requirements as well as the newly introduced Transmittal 18 instructions and templates.

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CMS Transmittal 18: Medicare DSH, Worksheet S-10, and Bad Debt Reporting

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