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The week that was…
Couple quick items from the week that was. Heard from WCRI that they are close to capacity for the annual confab. If you haven’t registered, you’d best do so now here. Rating firm Moody’s released an announcement regarding OneCall Corp.’s … Continue reading The week that was…
Research Roundup – or, stuff you don’t have to read because I did.
There’s so much great research published every day – and a lot of crap too – that it is impossible to figure out A) what should I read and B) what does it mean. So, here’s what I found worth … Continue reading Research Roundup – or, stuff you don’t have to read because I did.
The soft target that is work comp, part 2 – Solutions
Yesterday’s post covered why work comp is a soft target for “revenue maximizers” – particularly facilities. Today we’ll talk solutions. First, on a macro level, states need to develop and use fee schedules based on Medicare. For inpatient that’s MS-DRGs … Continue reading The soft target that is work comp, part 2 – Solutions
