Are you tired of navigating the complex landscape of healthcare refunds, unsure if your facility is unnecessarily parting with millions of dollars? Join us for an eye-opening webcast that will revolutionize your understanding of compliance and refunds.

In today’s healthcare environment, facilities often find themselves erroneously refunding substantial amounts, believing it’s a mandatory requirement for compliance. The truth is, there are robust legal arguments suggesting that not every error warrants a refund. When you’ve delivered a service to a patient, the law doesn’t mandate a refund for every administrative hiccup.

Join healthcare attorney David Glaser, Esq., who will guide you through the intricate maze of compliance regulations. Gain insights into when a refund is an absolute requirement and when it’s merely guidance. Uncover the myth behind the conventional wisdom of a 6-year refund limit and discover why 4 years is often the sweet spot.

Why This Is Relevant:

Understanding the nuances of refunds isn’t just about compliance; it’s about safeguarding your facility’s financial health. Learn why you might be inadvertently refunding money to the government that should rightfully stay within your facility. Empower your compliance professionals with the knowledge to make informed decisions.

Learning Objectives:

• Deciphering Mandatory Refunds: Identify provisions that are absolute requirements where violations unequivocally mandate a refund, and those that are simply guidance and do not require a refund.
• Time Limits Demystified: Challenge the 6-year myth and understand why 4 years is often the correct time limit for Medicare refunds.
• Government vs. Private Rules: Grasp the disparities between refund rules for governmental payors and private companies.

Who Should Attend:

CEOs, CFOs, auditors, coders, physician advisors, chief financial officers, RAC coordinators, compliance professionals, case managers, UR staff, chief medical officers, social workers, and revenue integrity and revenue cycle specialists.