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Gettysburg, PA, Nov. 14, 2017 -- Understanding the difference between “pay-for-performance” versus “pay for reporting,” and the difference between “prospective payment” versus “capitation” can be difficult. To be successful, organizations need to have a firm grasp of these concepts in addition to an understanding of the upcoming changes and challenges for health care billing in 2018. Many of these changes and challenges will involve a greater understanding of specific reimbursement methodologies based not only on the services provided, but also the related clinical outcomes. Most of these outcomes will affect one’s ability to be reimbursed for services rendered and care provided.
Join The Echo Group’s Senior Knowledge Engineer, Suki Norris, for Billing For Behavioral Health: Top Five Issues Facing Agencies In 2018, as we review her list of the top reimbursement issues coming in 2018, and identify the relevance of each for specific types of behavioral health organizations. During this 90-minute executive briefing, attendees will focus on:
- Identifying and defining the market changes occurring
- Prioritizing these changes by relevance to your organization
- Defining and capturing quality measures within your organization
- Understanding how claims data and clinical data are used to determine the quality of the services provided
To learn more about this executive web briefing, or take advantage of free online registration, please visit: https://www.openminds.com/event/billing-for-behavioral-health-top-five-issues-facing-agencies-in-2018/.
All registrants will receive (at no charge and regardless of attendance) a recording of the webinar and an electronic copy of the presentation slides at its conclusion.
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ABOUT The Echo Group
The Echo Group ensures customers are clinically effective and financially strong by providing industry leading EHR, billing software, managed care and Revenue Cycle Management products and services. Whether you choose a cloud-based implementation or a self-hosted approach, Echo offers the most intuitive and flexible products available for behavioral health including the exclusive Visual Health Record. Learn more at http://www.echoman.com/.
ABOUT OPEN MINDS
OPEN MINDS is a national health and human service industry market intelligence firm. Founded in 1987 and based in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, the 75+ associates provide innovative management solutions designed to improve operational and strategic performance. Learn more at www.openminds.com.
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