Help your facility reclaim lost revenue through a fresh understanding of the clinical revenue cycle (CRC), which accounts for a large portion of the direct and indirect cost patient care.
$149.00
The clinical revenue cycle (CRC) is a little-known, but highly essential, facet of the overall revenue picture for hospitals, accounting for a large portion of costs associated with patient care. Gaining a clear and practical understanding of the CRC must start with a recognition of the need to improve its performance in relation to the revenue cycle.
During this groundbreaking ICD10monitor webcast, our presenter, Dr. John Zelem, will explain in easy-to-grasp terms the importance of the CRC, empowering you to realize unrecorded, but rightfully earned, revenue for your facility. You’ll learn about the CRC’s intricacies and internal processes, as well as its impact on managing the direct and indirect costs of providing patient care and maintaining a sustainable revenue stream. Critical considerations include proper determination of the defendable level of care and the documentation needed to support inpatient care. Ultimately, specificity in the documentation translates to billing accuracy, reducing the risk of denials.
From this webcast, you’ll learn about five key CRC components:
An overarching weakness in many organizations is that these components tend to operate in silos, interfering with knowledge-sharing and collaboration among teams — which results in territorialism. Silos aren’t necessarily bad and tend to be inherent in healthcare. However, the individuals involved with these silos are inclined to view physician documentation through their own lenses. In the context of the CRC, it’s vitally important that these silos be broken down and rebuilt with a holistic approach.
Hospital and healthcare system margins have decreased recently, especially over the past year. Sustainable income is being challenged all the time with decreasing reimbursements, coupled with aggressive auditing and denials. The CDI team has the responsibility to improve patient healthcare records to ensure improved patient outcomes and data quality, leading to accurate reimbursement. Documentation that doesn’t support an acute level of care will result in denials and loss of rightfully earned revenue.
Take this brief quiz to see if you and your team could benefit from this webcast:
Chief financial officer, revenue cycle vice president, physician advisor, case management director, and staff involved with coding, finance, patient finance and CDI.
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This program has the prior approval of AAPC for 1 continuing education hour. Granting of prior approval in no way constitutes endorsement by AAPC of the program content or the program sponsor. |
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This program has been approved for 1 continuing education unit for use in fulfilling the continuing education requirements of the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA). Granting prior approval from AHIMA does not constitute endorsement of the program content or its program sponsor. |