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During this webcast Dr. Ronald Hirsch delves into the inpatient admission order process including when to get it, when it becomes effective, its impact on billing and payment, who can write it, how to cancel it, the effects on the beneficiary, and more. You’ll leave with a clear understanding of inpatient orders and guidelines for handling improper orders that you can implement immediately.
$279.00
$279.00
For a hospital to receive payment for an inpatient admission, there must be an inpatient admission order. However, it is often unclear when the order is written, who writes it, and when it can be canceled. What is clear is that changes in admission status can result in payment differences of tens of thousands of dollars – and that’s money that payers would rather keep. Muddying the waters further, the rules about who should be admitted as an inpatient are as ambiguous as the rules about when an inpatient admission begins, making the need to fully understand the formal inpatient admission order process paramount.
We’ve got the solution to all this confusion. Join our RACmonitor webcast, presented by Dr. Ronald Hirsch, and learn the when, where, and how of inpatient admission orders. You’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of the inpatient admission order process, including when to get it, when it becomes effective, its impact on billing and payment, who can write it, how to cancel it, the effects on the beneficiary, and more. You’ll leave with a clear understanding of inpatient orders and guidelines for handling improper orders that you can implement immediately.
Patients who receive hospital care as inpatient or outpatient receive the same care. But their admission status changes the payment to the hospital and the payment differential can be tens of thousands of dollars. For a hospital to be paid for an inpatient admission, there must be an inpatient admission order. But when that order is written, who writes it, and when it can be canceled is unclear, leaving hospitals vulnerable to payer scrutiny and denials.
Staff in utilization review, case management, revenue integrity, revenue cycle, billing, and coding, as well as physician advisors.
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Ronald Hirsch, MD, is vice president of the Regulations and Education Group at R1 Physician Advisory Services. Dr. Hirsch’s career in medicine includes many clinical leadership roles at healthcare organizations ranging from acute-care hospitals and home health agencies to long-term care facilities and group medical practices. In addition to serving as a medical director of case management and medical necessity reviewer throughout his career, Dr. Hirsch has delivered numerous peer lectures on case management best practices and is a published author on the topic. He is a member of the Advisory Board of the American College of Physician Advisors, and the National Association of Healthcare Revenue Integrity, a member of the American Case Management Association, and a Fellow of the American College of Physicians. Dr. Hirsch is a member of the RACmonitor editorial board and is regular panelist on Monitor Mondays. The opinions expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views, policies, or opinions of R1 RCM, Inc. or R1 Physician Advisory Services (R1 PAS).
There are no continuing education credits (CEUs) for this product.
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