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1135 Waivers: When do they expire?
1135 Waivers: When do they expire?

These waivers, known as 1135 waivers (due to being granted by Section 1135 of the Social Security Act), are allowed when 2 conditions are met: First, there must be a declaration of a Public Health Emergency (PHE) by the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human...

COVID-19 CARES Act: Provider Relief Fund Allocation
COVID-19 CARES Act: Provider Relief Fund Allocation

The $2 trillion Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act includes more than $100 billion in aid in a Provider Relief Fund for healthcare organizations. In recent weeks, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has issued guidelines on how...

COVID-19 CARES Act: Hospitals Must Proceed Carefully
COVID-19 CARES Act: Hospitals Must Proceed Carefully

By Jerilyn Morrissey, MD and Jay Ahlmer, CFA As COVID-19 case volumes continue to grow and hospitals prepare for an anticipated patient surge, the stress on healthcare facilities to weather an unprecedented health and financial crisis has skyrocketed. While the $2...

Bulletin 05 – COVID-19

COVID-19-Related Considerations When Determining Medicare & Medicare Advantage Admission Status 1. Public Health Emergency Declarations As utilization review and compliance experts within your hospitals, it is imperative that you understand the impact that waivers...

1135 Waivers: When do they expire?
1135 Waivers: When do they expire?

These waivers, known as 1135 waivers (due to being granted by Section 1135 of the Social Security Act), are allowed when 2 conditions are met: First, there must be a declaration of a Public Health Emergency (PHE) by the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human...

COVID-19 CARES Act: Provider Relief Fund Allocation
COVID-19 CARES Act: Provider Relief Fund Allocation

The $2 trillion Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act includes more than $100 billion in aid in a Provider Relief Fund for healthcare organizations. In recent weeks, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has issued guidelines on how...

COVID-19 CARES Act: Hospitals Must Proceed Carefully
COVID-19 CARES Act: Hospitals Must Proceed Carefully

By Jerilyn Morrissey, MD and Jay Ahlmer, CFA As COVID-19 case volumes continue to grow and hospitals prepare for an anticipated patient surge, the stress on healthcare facilities to weather an unprecedented health and financial crisis has skyrocketed. While the $2...

Bulletin 05 – COVID-19

COVID-19-Related Considerations When Determining Medicare & Medicare Advantage Admission Status 1. Public Health Emergency Declarations As utilization review and compliance experts within your hospitals, it is imperative that you understand the impact that waivers...

Improving Hospital Performance: A Counterintelligence Operation
Improving Hospital Performance: A Counterintelligence Operation

As payers become more sophisticated and aggressive in their audit and denial activity, many hospitals have struggled to keep pace. Operational silos and departmental driven metrics lead to disjointed, labor intensive, and ultimately unsuccessful efforts. These efforts...

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