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Live & On-Demand Webcast!

Methods to Improve Price Transparency: Hospital Pricing Strategies for Success

Tuesday, October 30, 2018
2:00 - 3:30 P.M. EST

In a move by CMS toward greater price transparency, the 2019 inpatient prospective payment system final rule finalized a policy that will require hospitals to post standardized prices on their websites for public consumption.

This policy makes it more important than ever for hospitals to improve the integrity of prices both for services and for purchased items, such as drugs and devices.

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What to Expect

This 90-minute results-driven webcast with a live Q&A will save you so much time as you dive further into improving price transparency.

Determine why ambulatory payment classifications (APC) are inappropriate to use for hospital pricing

Understand the importance of correct pricing for purchased items and services

Recognize the impact of benchmarking prices against other hospitals

Identify key data sources and analyses that are most important to support hospital pricing

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