Creating an Internal Inpatient Auditing Program
Changes in reimbursement policies, laws, and regulatory oversight are forcing healthcare organizations to respond to increased regulatory scrutiny and audits.
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Panacea to Demonstrate How to Swiftly Identify Revenue Risks and Opportunities at HCCA 23rd Annual Compliance Institute
Panacea to show attendees of the HCCA Compliance Institute, April 7 -10 in Boston, how they can analyze patient-level claims and payment data to proactively uncover risks or opportunities related […]
News: It’s that time of the year! The 2019 ICD-10 CM and PCS code changes have been released.
Total number of code changes are ICD-10-CM are 473. 279 new codes, 143 revised codes and 51 deactivated codes.
Panacea to Unveil Enhanced Hospital Strategic Pricing System at HFMA 2018 Conference
Lehi, Utah, Panacea, a leading provider of mid-revenue cycle management, smart software and enterprise-level educational solutions, will unveil its enhanced strategic pricing system at the 2018 Healthcare Financial Management Association […]
News: Panacea to Release National Study on CC/MCC Capture Rates and Case-Mix Index Trends at AHIMA 2018 Conference
Panacea will unveil its National CC/MCC Capture Rate and Case Mix Index Trend Study at the 2018 AHIMA annual conference in Miami September 22 through 26.
Panacea to Present Education Session on Pricing Transparency at HFMA 2019 Virtual Conference on Consumerism, Cost and Compliance
St. Paul, MN – April 9, 2019 – Panacea, a leading provider of mid-revenue cycle management software, consulting and educational solutions, is proud to announce that Senior Vice President Mark […]
Panacea to Co-Sponsor and Present Webinar on National Study of CC/MCC Capture Rates and Case Mix Index Trends with CHIA
Panacea will present its National CC/MCC Capture Rate and Case Mix Index Trend Study at a live webinar in the CHIA Lunch & Learn Webinar series on May 8.
Payer Denials: Can You Win on this New Battleground?
In today’s complex health care environment, in which CMS and insurers each maintain their own claims-related “rules,” disputes, DRG downgrades, and denials are all too common.