Diagnosis Coding: The Cost of One and Done

First Healthcare Compliance hosts Melody W. Mulaik, MSHS is President of Revenue Cycle Coding Strategies LLC for an interactive discussion on “Diagnosis Coding: The Cost of One and Done.” The…

Building an Engaging Company Culture & Avoiding HR Minefields at Work-Related Events

Catherine Short speaks with Warren Cook President and Co-Founder of SymbianceHR on the topic of “Building an Engaging Company Culture and Avoiding HR Minefields at Work-Related Events.” Company culture is…

Training Your Staff: The Active Shooter in a Healthcare Facility

First Healthcare Compliance hosts Steven S. Wilder, BA, CHSP, STS, Senior Consultant & COO of Sorensen, Wilder & Associates for an interactive discussion on “Training Your Staff: The Active Shooter…

COVID 19: Testing, Reimbursement, and Provider Relief Funds

First Healthcare Compliance hosts Emily A. Johnson, and Courtney Tito, Members, at McDonald Hopkins LLC, for an interactive discussion on “COVID 19: Testing, Reimbursement, and Provider Relief Funds.” There will…

The Do’s and Don’ts of Designing an Aging Physician Policy

Catherine Short speaks with Dr. Mary Hoppa, MD, MBA, senior consultant with The Greeley Company which provides solutions through consulting, education, interim staffing, credentialing management, and external peer review to healthcare organizations nationwide, about “The Do’s and Don’ts of Designing an Aging Physician Policy.” We will be discussing how to identify and address competency issues among senior physicians and best practices to prevent potential safety incidents that could have long-term consequences for both patients and practitioner. We will also learn how to recognize age related impairments that affect a healthcare professional’s ability to safely administer care, look at how to design a fair aging policy to protect both practitioners and patients, as well as focusing in on how to address competency issues and when privileging needs to be reassessed or revoked.

Returning to Work Safely: What You Need to Know in the “New Normal”

First Healthcare Compliance hosts Lauren E.M. Russell, Counsel, for Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP, for an interactive discussion on “Returning to Work Safely: What You Need to Know in…

Appropriate Use Criteria: What you Need to Know

First Healthcare Compliance hosts Melody W. Mulaik, MSHS is President of Revenue Cycle Coding Strategies LLC for an interactive discussion on “Appropriate Use Criteria: What you Need to Know.” 2020…

The Biggest Recent Health Care Scams & How to Avoid Being a Target

Catherine Short speaks with Stephen Bittinger, Health Care Reimbursement Partner at K&L Gates, about the topic of “The Biggest Recent Health Care Scams & How to Avoid Being a Target.” We will be learning the mechanics of some of the largest recent health care fraud scams, how many providers became victims of these scams, and how to avoid these types of risks in the future. We will study the mechanics of health care fraud scams and the impact on providers caught in them, discover how to identify health care fraud scams and discuss resources for providers to educate themselves, and learn from other providers’ mistakes on how to avoid health care fraud scams and decrease risk to revenue cycle.

Navigating COVID-19 and Preparing for Reentry to the Workplace

First Healthcare Compliance hosts Patricia M. Clendening, President of HR Strategies, LLC for an interactive discussion on “Navigating COVID-19 and Preparing for Reentry to the Workplace.” This presentation will help…

Medical Debt: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

First Healthcare Compliance hosts Andrea Tinianow, Chief Legal Officer and Tom Allen, Healthcare Director of Transparency Registry (TR), an online platform that tracks distressed consumer debt to ensure compliance with…

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