FRIDAY March 4, 2016:

“How Do You Prepare for the New Revenue Cycle?”

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This week, … ok, so we had to change plans at the last minute… but that’s what we do! So. We start again…

THIS WEEK, we want to talk about some more of the ways that the revenue cycle is changing, and then talk about things you can do (and really should be doing) to get ready for the BIG BIG CHANGES coming at you.

There’s no time to sit around. And all those one-off problems with the 2MN Rule or the 3-Day Rule or whatever… deal with it and move on! You have MUCH bigger fish to fry…

Oh, and while you’re at it…. you might want to think about something else, too: Since the current revenue cycle was set up to optimize revenue under the Fee For Service system… is your local system, you campus, somehow setup to encourage “more” things be done? Because people got paid for all that, by that measure… right?

How might all THAT need to change, as you move into managed care and population health management, and any of the MANY value-based alternative payment models?

Anyway, that’s what we’re going to be talking about, with a special emphasis on some recent changes to Medicaid systems in North Carolina.

In our show, we will go over:

• Medicaid: What’s happening and where?
  
• Innovative Value Based Payment Models
  
• The changing landscape of and for Primary Care Providers
  

So join us, share your own insights and bring your questions for us!

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