Legal and Regulatory Compliance

Ask the Experts: HIPAA Compliance for Minors

Are there any special HIPAA considerations when treating children (minors) who are living in group homes?

By HFMA July 21, 2017

Obstacles Remain for Team Based Care

Some allied health professionals see state laws as the biggest hindrance.The growing use of team based care continues to run into legal and regulatory hurdles, industry advocates say. Shawn Martin, senior vice president at the American Association of Family Physicians,

By Rich Daly July 19, 2017

Hospital Requirement to Provide Auxiliary Communication Aids Continues

An appellate court ruled hospitals must continue to provide appropriate auxiliary aids to help hearing impaired patients exchange medical and financial information with hospital staff. 

By J. Stuart Showalter July 17, 2017

Ask the Experts: RAC Reserves on Balance Sheets

How should hospitals account for RAC reserves on their balance sheets?

By HFMA July 17, 2017

Facing MACRA Without Fear

David Lareau offers insights into the future of the Medicare and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015.

By David Lareau July 7, 2017

How Finance Can Play a Pivotal Role in the Transition to MACRA

As a central entity in a healthcare practice, the finance department is in a unique position to review processes and implement improvements as the MACRA transition begins.

By Karen England July 5, 2017

The Price is Not Right: The Unsustainability of the ACA Insurance Marketplaces

As legislators continue to work toward a repeal of the Affordable Care Act, insurers are leaving the marketplaces.

By Ken Perez June 20, 2017

Key Steps on the Path to Reducing Readmission Penalties

Karen Bush discusses strategies to reduce readmissions.

By Karen Bush June 14, 2017

Preparing for MACRA Success

Christopher Stanley provides pointers for healthcare organizations preparing for the merit-based incentive program. 

By Christopher Stanley June 9, 2017

What Finance Leaders Should Know About Cybersecurity Risks

IT security breaches can be costly: The average cost of a breached medical record is $158. Fortunately, finance leaders can help IT security teams protect against these unforeseen costs.

By Laura Ramos Hegwer June 1, 2017
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