How to meet the rural health clinic designation
and understand the latest regulations

CMS’ extensive changes to RHC billing has caused revenue flow problems for a lot of clinics.Combined with the unique staffing requirements and qualifications RHCs must meet, the challenges these vital providers face can seem overwhelming—but they don’t have to be.

The Essential Rural Health Clinic Billing and Management Guide breaks down RHC rules and regulations in an easy-to-understand format. This resource offers a step-by-step walkthrough on everything readers need to know about:

• How to meet the RHC designation

• The challenges of practice management at an RHC

• The latest RHC billing regulations and their impact.

Through case studies and downloadable forms, you will not only be able to put CMS’ rules in a practical context, but you'll also be able to understand the proper reporting of revenue codes, HCPCS codes, modifiers, and charges for qualifying visits, items, services, and more.

Without a doubt, this resource will arm you with the resources you need to become an expert in rural health clinic billing.

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