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This is a one-day seminar for rural health clinics focusing on changes in the RHC program related to compliance, billing, cost reporting, and emergency preparedness. Clients of Healthcare Business Specialists (HBS) may send two attendees free of charge. The charge for non-HBS clients is $100.
This is a one-day seminar for rural health clinics focusing on changes in the RHC program related to compliance, billing, cost reporting, and emergency preparedness. Clients of Healthcare Business Specialists (HBS) may send two attendees free of charge. The charge for non-HBS clients is $100.
This is a one-day seminar for rural health clinics focusing on changes in the RHC program related to compliance, billing, cost reporting, and emergency preparedness. Clients of Healthcare Business Specialists (HBS) may send two attendees free of charge. The charge for non-HBS clients is $100.
This is a one-day seminar for rural health clinics focusing on changes in the RHC program related to compliance, billing, cost reporting, and emergency preparedness. Clients of Healthcare Business Specialists (HBS) may send two attendees free of charge. The charge for additional attendees and non-HBS clients is $100/person.
A conference “for and about” RHCs!
NRHA's Annual Rural Health Conference is the nation's largest rural health conference, created for all of those with an interest in rural health care, including rural health practitioners, hospital administrators, clinic directors and lay health workers, social workers, state and federal health employees, academics, community members and more.
A conference “for and about” RHCs!
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In this third webinar on Billing, we will discuss commingling, preventive services, global billing for surgeries, specialists, non-rhc time, transitional care management, chronic care management, hospice, and a number of more complex billing issues.
The session will be conducted by Mark R. Lynn who is Certified Public Accountant (inactive) and has over 30 years of experience with cost reporting and has prepared over a 1,000 RHC cost reports personally.
If you have questions before the webinar, email them to marklynnrhc@gmail.com and we will include them in the content of the Webinar if appropriate.
There is no cost for this webinar if you are a client of Healthcare Business Specialists, LLC. If you are not a cost report, start up, Live Seminar attendee or annual evaluation client within the last 12 months) there is a $75.00 charge for the webinar and handout that will be emailed to you. These sessions will be recorded are are available after the webinar with the same pricing format. The webinar is password protected and only HBS Clients and those who have paid will be provided the password. If you register do not complete the payment process within 14 days your registration information will be deleted so a spot can open up for others. The seating for this webinar is very limited, so sign up early.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
I will be speaking for the Alabama Office of Primary Care and Rural Health in Clanton, Alabama on March 4, 2015. The seminar will have speakers from Cahaba GBA and Alabama Medicaid and from AMS Software as well. If you would like more information contact, Robert (Rob) Boyles with the Alabama Department of Public Health, Office of Primary Care and Rural Health, 201 Monroe Street, Suite 1040, Montgomery, Alabama 36104. Telephone number is 334-206-5425. Email is robert.boyles@adph.state.al.us.
In this session we will continue to review the basics of RHC billing starting with definition of a visit, where to find information, laboratory billing, technical components, hospital visits, Incident to, revenue codes and other basics of RHC billing. Billing examples and more difficult billing situations will be reviewed. We will also discuss non-RHC hours as many will be doing this due to chronic care management payments in 2015.
The session will be conducted by Mark R. Lynn who is Certified Public Accountant (inactive) and has over 30 years of experience with cost reporting and has prepared over a 1,000 RHC cost reports personally.
