Integrated Care – Coming of Age After 300 Years... Part II of II
A recent original research article and editorial in the Annals of Internal Medicine addresses the factors influencing physician practices adoption of behavioral health integration in the United States.
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Preauthorization is an important part of registration. Insurance payers commonly require preauthorization for medical procedures other than a primary care physician visit. If you don’t obtain it, the physician will not be paid.
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In this episode, the NextGen® Advisors are joined by government affairs advisor, Chris Emper to discuss the potential game-changing impact of CMS’s proposed 2021 Physician Fee Schedule.
Explore moreCMS Moving Forward with Major Physician Office Visit Reforms in 2021
In a recent blog post, we offered five key takeaways from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS’s) new 1,300-page proposed 2021 Medicare physician payment rule. Since the release of that rule a few weeks ago, much of our industry’s attention has been focused on the telehealth policy proposals, and more specifically, on which COVID-19 emergency telehealth policies CMS plans to make permanent after the emergency ends.
Explore moreWhy Health Information Exchanges (HIEs) are Vital to Healthcare Today
Health Information Exchange (HIE) is essential to the long-term national healthcare infrastructure. It allows healthcare professionals and patients to appropriately access and securely share a patient’s medical information electronically. Having a scalable, integrated, and intelligent information exchange can make a difference.
Explore moreIntegrated Care – How Did Care Ever Get Separated in the First Place? – A Historical Review
In medieval times, it was believed that for the soul to ascend to heaven, the human body had to be preserved intact. These beliefs greatly hindered the study of the human body since the study of anatomy required dissecting corpses which was a strictly forbidden, blasphemous practice.
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