The American Hospital Association (AHA) was hoping for intervention from the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals as the Price Transparency rule requiring hospitals to publicize rates goes into effect Friday, January 1, 2021. The AHA filed for an emergency notion to block the rule from going into effect, citing hospitals are overwhelmed with COVID-19 vaccine distribution and record-high caseloads of COVID-19.
Below are some of the key healthcare-related provisions in the legislation, including a detailed breakdown of the provisions related to funding for healthcare providers under the COVID-19 Provider Relief Fund (PRF).
The agency also released payment allowances for the two billing codes, which account for the injection, infusion, and post-administration monitoring of the recently approved COVID-19 antibody drug.
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In this podcast, we sat down with Thomas Campanella, Healthcare Executive in Residence at Baldwin Wallace University, to understand how developing a framework to bring together different political perspectives into a common healthcare policy benefits society and all Americans.
A long-time Quadax customer and Epic® user, Hurley Medical Center was looking to replace hard-to-balance, labor-intensive manual processes by connecting Epic® and OnBase® and automating cash posting verification. Their goal: increase efficiency and performance visibility in the revenue cycle.
Quadax helped Hurley by streamlining billing office workflow and introducing savings by eliminating paper—creating high-quality 835s for automated posting, and creating an automated process to query and verify check numbers and trace numbers before cash can be posted.
The result? A streamlined process and better accountability.
