In a webinar titled "Maximizing Reimbursement for ASCs," Caryl Serbin of SourceMedical Revenue Cycle Solutions discussed eight problem areas that delay ASC reimbursement and increase the likelihood of denials.
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Fewer physicians are accepting new patients with health insurance, according to research from Weill Cornell Medical College, reported in All Headline News.
Arkansas Insurance Commissioner Jay Bradford said Monday he plans to ask the state Legislature for the authority to set up its health insurance exchange next year, according to a Bloomberg Businessweek report.
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New Jersey's legislature has given final approval to a plan that would force public workers to pay more for benefits, according to a Business Insurance report.
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Cuts to Ohio's Medicaid funding could cost the state thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in lost business, according to a study released yesterday by Families USA.
Dan Laird, MD, an anesthesiologist based in Puyallup, Wash., has sued a local anesthesia group alleging he was rejected from the group because he is gay, according to a Seattle Post-Intelligencer report.
New York lawmakers reached a consensus on a less restrictive version of Sen. Kemp Hannon's insurance exchange bill, The New York Health Benefit Exchange Act, which asks the state to set up an exchange as a public benefit corporation with…
Mississippi health officials are determining how to most effectively set up and operate a health insurance exchange, a program that must be implemented by Jan. 1, 2014, based on the healthcare reform law, according to a Clarion Ledger report.
California healthcare leaders have suggested combining the bureaucracies that police health insurers and HMOs, saying a single agency could better serve the public and handle new requirements through healthcare reform, according to an LA Times report.