ICD-10, Healthcare Reform Challenging Health Information Management Strategies
Written by Heather Linder |
January 09, 2013
Tags: billing | coding | health information management | ICD-10 | KLAS | regulatory
A report from KLAS found healthcare providers' health information management plans might be challenged by ICD-10 and other regulatory requirements, according to
Healthcare Finance News.
One of the biggest challenges will be decreasing revenue from government payors, according to the report titled “HIM Services 2012: Helping to Weather the Storm.”
Providers will also need to train staff members in the new regulations and procedures for ICD-10, meaningful use and more while retaining high-quality employees. To address these issues, many providers are looking to outsource HIM needs and use computer-assisted coding for ICD-10.
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