Description
Many providers have considered outsourcing functions in the revenue cycle.
Like all businesses, some third-party companies do excellent work for providers, but there may be others that look for ways to take advantage of their provider. Outsourcing has its own pros & cons that must be carefully considered. We will review major common areas that providers must weigh strategically before making a decision whether to outsource and selecting the best partner for your needs.
It is vital providers know exactly who is handling their claims and what they are doing with their information.
- Definitions of third-party vendors
- Legal responsibilities of the provider
- Common industry trends
- Important questions to ask vendors & contractors
Who Will Benefit
- Physicians
- Practice managers
- Medical assistants
- Nurses
- Compliance staff
- Billers
- Coders
- Revenue Cycle
- Risk Management
- Mid level providers
Webinar Details
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Recorded Webinar
Speaker:
Dorothy D. Steed
MSLD, CCS, CDIP, COC, CPCO, CPUM, CPUR, CPHM, CPMA, ACS-OP, CCS-P, RCC, RMC, CEMC, CPC-I, CFPC, PCS, FCS, CRCR, CICA, CPAR
Dorothy Steed is an Independent Healthcare Consultant and Educator. She has served as Medicare specialist and a physician audit supervisor...
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