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 | | Is your UR program leaving money on the table? | | Maintaining a sound utilization review (UR) process remains critical in the face of inpatient and outpatient hospital admissions changes due to COVID-19 and the public health emergency. Changes to billing and coding guidelines, as well as a decline in elective procedures, have upended hospital revenue projections. But with a clear understanding of the latest patient status regulations and a robust UR program in place, facilities can work toward ensuring no money is left on the table.
Bring your team to Mastering Utilization Review and Patient Status: A NAHRI Virtual Event to learn the latest strategies for concurrent and retrospective UR, Part A to B rebilling, inpatient-only list management, and prior authorization so you can protect your bottom line.
Attendees of this one-of-a-kind event will have the opportunity to listen live to the programs during the virtual event from March 30-31. Or attendees can choose to play the sessions at a later date that works for their schedule: registrants have access to all educational sessions for 60 days.
Agenda and speaker details coming soon!
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