Medicaid Payment and Reimbursement

Don’t let infections hurt your bottom line

Finance leaders can ensure their organizations have the appropriate resources to combat healthcare-associated infections, said Susan Bleasdale, MD, of UI Health.

Laura Ramos Hegwer October 13, 2019

How to get a handle on Medicare bad debt

Medicare bad debt is a significant source of revenue leakage for hospitals and often is not adequately addressed.

Jonathan Wiik October 10, 2019

Analysis: How a longer-term delay to Medicaid DSH cuts may play out

A review of CMS’s recent rule finalizing the ACA’s mandated Medicaid DSH cuts for FY2020 and how it may play out if some legislators demand changes to the rule.

Chad Mulvany, FHFMA October 3, 2019

Analysis: Tennessee proposes an overhaul to funding of its Medicaid program

HFMA's Chad Mulvany reviews Tennessee’s proposal to overhaul funding of its Medicaid program and shares why CMS is likely to reject it.

Chad Mulvany, FHFMA September 30, 2019

Analysis: New public charge rule will drive up healthcare costs

A review of the public charge rule, scheduled to take effect Oct. 15, and how it will impact payments to health system utilization and bottom lines.

Chad Mulvany, FHFMA August 28, 2019

A look at the financial ramifications hospitals may see from ‘public charge’ changes

Hospitals could lose billions of dollars nationally in Medicaid and CHIP revenue due to a new change in rules for legal immigrants.

Rich Daly August 27, 2019

Revenue Cycle Strategist July/August 2019

The July/August 2019 issue of Revenue Cycle Strategist newsletter features articles on payer EHR integration, price transparency, chargemaster strategies and KPIs for Medicaid eligibility.

HFMA August 22, 2019

Revenue Cycle Strategist June 2019

HFMA's Revenue Cycle Strategist newsletter June 2019 issue features articles on value-based payment, coding and Medicaid regulations.

HFMA August 22, 2019

Analysis: Medicare sequester extended as part of debt ceiling deal | HFMA

Healthcare providers should note that an extension of the Medicare sequester is part of the debt ceiling deal reached July 22.

Chad Mulvany, FHFMA August 2, 2019

2 states take the lead in implementing innovative healthcare reforms

Washington and Colorado are seeking to funnel noteworthy innovations in healthcare reform, including a public option, through their Medicaid infrastructures.

Pam Nicholson, MBA July 25, 2019
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