SCCM Resource Library-Provider-Level Reimbursement Strategies

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In this video, the speaker discusses the importance of understanding the logistics of billing in healthcare. They explain that healthcare payments are typically divided into two parts: provider billing and hospital billing. They emphasize that documentation is crucial for billing, as it determines the level of care provided and the amount of reimbursement. The speaker outlines the different types of billing, including CPT billing for procedures and E&M billing for evaluation and management. They also explain the coding system used for billing and the concept of relative value units (RVUs). The speaker further discusses the criteria for billing critical care, including the definition of a critical illness and the documentation required for billing. They highlight the importance of accurate and detailed documentation to support critical care billing. The speaker also touches on split-share services and modifiers used in billing. They conclude by emphasizing the need for a balance between compliance and financial compensation in medical billing.

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Administration, 2023

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Type: one-hour concurrent | Payment Reimbursement in Critical Care: Updates (SessionID 1211091)

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Administration

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

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Year 2023

Keywords

logistics of billing

healthcare payments

provider billing

hospital billing

documentation for billing

CPT billing

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