Thursday, August 26, 2021

1-2:30 p.m. Eastern

Each year CMS issues an OPPS proposed rule, which details the proposed changes to Medicare outpatient coding and billing. Feedback on the proposed rule is due within 60 days of its release, and finalized changes must be implemented by January 1.

Join expert speakers Jugna Shah, MPH, CHRI, and Valerie A. Rinkle, MPA, CHRI as they analyze the proposed rule and deliver a comprehensive program to update you on the major changes proposed for 2022 under the OPPS and how you can respond.

You can expect to learn:

Key financial changes proposed for 2022

The top operational challenges hospitals will face in 2022

Changes to APCs and new separately payable APC services

The importance of commenting on the proposed rule

Other key changes related to charging, coding, and billing outpatient services

Register now and get access to the on-demand version of this webinar to watch at your leisure!

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