While office managers may live in fear of an IRS audit, carrier managers have an altogether different audit to deal
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Robots Enter Total Knee Replacement Biz as Billing Changes
Robotics have been used in hospitals for years to perform esophageal, pancreatic and liver surgeries, and to perform bypass and
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New OSHA Guidelines Trump Prior Administration’s Efforts
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations are constantly changing, but these changes don’t just happen overnight. In fact, by
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How to Craft a Multi-Dimensional Approach and Combat Employee Fraud
Twenty-first century crime is more sophisticated than ever before. And employee fraud can often manifest itself in cybersecurity risk: one
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E/M Coding Remains Tricky in 2018 for Psychiatry Services
Extensive changes to CPT coding in recent years have dramatically altered how psychiatrists bill for services, highlighting the importance of
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Don’t Tip Toe Around DME HCPCS Coding
When a physician or therapist believes that a patient will benefit from a durable medical equipment (DME) supply or brace,
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HUD REAC Implements New Inspection Rules
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Real Estate Assessment Center (REAC) inspection process has undergone some important
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MACRA Offers Two Routes to Qualify for Quality-Based Payments
Around November 1, 2017, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is expected to release its final rule implementing
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The IRS budget is being cut. Think that means your organization is less likely to be audited? That’s a hard
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With Obama Overtime Rule Struck Down, Trump DOL Struggles With Replacement
Employers can relax—a little bit. A proposed Obama-era rule which would have forced employers to pay full-time executive, administrative, professional,
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