#WinningWednesday Spotlight Jonty Felsher at RPI Therapy: "I was able to renegotiate contracts with two insurance providers and am planning to drop our lowest payer while increasing cash-based services." His proactive approach is reshaping his practice's profitability! Declining reimbursements are a common issue for practice owners, but you can come out on top with planning and diligence. Want to gain 10k in profits in 90 days despite reimbursement cuts? Last week to our General Admissions Scholarship for our Profitability Under Pressure course! Apply by August 30 to unlock new strategies for boosting your practice's financial health. 👉 https://ow.ly/u50m50SHPBu
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Navigating the Complex World of Personal Injury Billing? Join Our Webinar to Master It! 🗓️ Date: Tuesday, August 27, 2024 🕙 Time: 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM PT 🔗 https://bit.ly/3X3bXZz Personal Injury (PI) cases are fascinating but can be a minefield when it comes to billing and collections. One wrong move could lead to significant financial losses for your practice. Join our expert, Rebecca Scott, CPC, CPCO, CPB, as she demystifies the most critical aspects of PI billing. Learn how to avoid common pitfalls like billing the wrong payer or losing payments to patients who vanish. Rebecca’s 30+ years of experience in chiropractic billing make this a can't-miss event for anyone in the field. Key Takeaways: - How to identify the correct payer. - Understanding 1st party insurance and when to bill it. - Navigating tort, PIP, and No-Fault states. - Who pays and when during a PI case? Secure your spot today and bring clarity to your PI billing processes! #ChiropracticBilling #Webinar #ChiroTouch
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CFP® professionals play a crucial role in guiding clients through medical expenditures and optimizing cash flow. CFP Board Ambassador Elizabeth Yoder, CFP® highlights the significance of comprehending the full financial and medical landscape for tailored solutions. Discover more insights in this MarketWatch article by Alisa Wolfson: https://lnkd.in/eBWKzn8j #CFPpro #FinancialPlanning #SocialSecurity
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Seasoned Trial Lawyer; Top Legal Sales Leader; Vice President of Strategic Development at Synergy Settlement Services
Many potential synergy. clients, as well as some current clients who do not send a lot of work (of which we are still grateful for) look at me as a great resource regarding all things lien and Medicare related, with fantastic response times which I pride myself on. However, there is more to the story: I have 31 years of plaintiff personal injury experience to date, and being a former equity partner in a small powerful PI shop in Florida is part of that story, as evidenced here. I get it. I am empathetic. I know what you expect. I know how to work a case. I have been there. If you are not yet using Synergy and I for all of your lien reduction and Medicare needs, I ask you to reconsider. With 60 former defense subrogation experts ready to fight for you and your clients as full-time employees standing with me, if it nets your client more money, and doesn’t take a penny from your earned fees, why would you commit your firm to the draining of time and resources when we can do it better? Does your firm and/or the company you are working with have this kind of knowledge, insight, breadth of resources, and skill to significantly chop down liens and be Medicare compliant in all ways? synergy. There is only one. Jason D. Lazarus, J.D., LL.M., MSCC, CSSC Laura Macnaught Anthony Prieto Omar Quddus Jeff Faulkner Daniel Alvarez
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speaker, blogger, podcaster, adjunct, attorney providing medicare/medicaid counsel nationwide on secondary payer issues in liability, no-fault, and work comp claims and litigated cases
On Friday June 28, 2024, the U.S. Supreme Court, by a vote of 6-3, overturned its 1984 holding in Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council, stripping power from federal agencies to interpret and enforce regulations, and instead giving federal judges all power to decide what statutory language means. For those of us involved with Medicare mandatory reporting, reimbursement of conditional payments, and setting aside settlement dollars to pay for future medical needs associated with a liability, no-fault, or workers compensation claim, the question now is whether and how this decision will affect Medicare secondary payer compliance? If you are going to be at 78th Annual WCI Educational Conference at the Orlando World Marriott next week, would love to speak with you about your thoughts, concerns, and ideas about how Loper will or will not affect MSP compliance. To speak with me about MEDICARE, MEDICAID, VA/TRICARE, and ERISA issues connected to your liability, no-fault, or work comp claim or litigated case, please visit me at www.cattielaw.com, email me at rgonzalez@cattielaw.com, or reach me at 813.967.7598. #rafaelgonzalezesq #cattiegonzalezpllc #ahigherstandardinmspcompliance
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9 Major Medicare Changes for 2025 and How They'll Impact Your Coverage Key Takeaways Medicare changes include the elimination of the Medicare “donut hole” and a limit on how much you’ll have to pay out of pocket for covered prescription drugs. There will be a new payment plan you can opt into to spread out your medication costs. In response to these changes, insurers will likely change pricing and coverage for Medicare Advantage and Part D plans. Medicare Advantage beneficiaries should receive a letter in the middle of 2025 about unused benefits. Other changes impact the availability of mental health care, prior authorization use, and unpaid caregiver support for Medicare recipients with dementia. #Medicare2025 #MedicareChanges #HealthcareUpdates #PrescriptionCoverage #MedicareAdvantage #HealthcareReform #MentalHealthCoverage #SeniorCare #MedicarePartD #DementiaCare #HealthInsurance #OutOfPocketCosts #CaregiverSupport #PriorAuthorization #PatientAdvocacy
9 Major Medicare Changes for 2025 and How They'll Impact Your Coverage
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Founding Partner at Medicare Plan Partners | Trusted Resource for Medicare Planning | We partner with Financial Advisors to help clients navigate Medicare
When I partner with a Financial Advisor to help their clients with Medicare, I know it's so important for me to handle this client with the utmost care. Here are 3 ways I focus on gaining their trust: 1. Being empathetic I am always empathetic to my clients and their situations. I try to fit their plan to them as if I were fitting a plan for my parents. 2. Learn about them I always try to figure out the exact needs of my clients. I call this the client discovery phase. I understand what they want and need, what are their past experiences with healthcare, what they have liked, and what they have disliked. 3. Assurance I have fit 1000’s of people to the best Medicare plans. I let my clients know that I am in this with them for the long run. I have seen almost every medical situation imaginable so I know how rough times can be.
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As plan fiduciaries how are you managing this risk?
“Crowe research has found that self-pay-after-insurance patients (the deductible amount and/ or the residual amount due from the patient after insurance payment) represented nearly 60% of patient bad debt in 2021, a five-fold increase in just three years.” If benefit consultants and HR leaders are making plan design and financing decisions, why are they not factoring “out of pocket” member costs as a variable of the total plan financing? And why are they electing networks that are so costly that they expect employees to bear such a high percentage of the financial liability? And why aren’t plan fiduciaries understanding the impact this has on their liability? Most of the groups I have at HST - A MultiPlan Company are $1k deductibles or less, with a sizable amount being $0 or $500 deductibles.
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Heartbreaking but true: MEDICAL BANKRUPTCIES are on the rise, and the impact on Americans is devastating. Did you know that medical bills are the leading cause of bankruptcy in the United States? According to a recent study, a staggering 66.5% of all bankruptcies are linked to medical issues. This isn’t just a number; it represents families torn apart by financial stress, dreams shattered, and lives upturned. No one should have to choose between their health and financial stability. Yet, countless Americans face this impossible decision every day. It’s a stark reminder of the urgent need for affordable healthcare and comprehensive insurance coverage for all. Let’s raise awareness, advocate for change, and stand in solidarity with those affected by medical bankruptcy. Together, we can build a system where healthcare is a right, not a privilege. #MedicalBankruptcy #HealthcareForAll #StandTogether Learn more about our mission at: ahcdpc.com or advocatesforhealthcare.org
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Steward Health Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Seeks New Loan from Landlord Medical Properties Trust - Steward Health, operating 30 hospitals in 9 U.S. states, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Texas, aiming to secure a new loan from landlord Medical Properties Trust. - The hospital chain plans to continue serving patients as usual during bankruptcy proceedings. - Steward sought short-term financing and attempted to sell its physician group Stewardship Health, but the sale did not materialize quickly enough, leading to the need for up to $225 million in financing from Medical Properties Trust. - Steward CEO Ralph de la Torre expressed confidence that the financing would keep hospitals open and operations running smoothly for patients and employees. - Massachusetts officials, aware of Steward's financial challenges, are preparing for a possible bankruptcy and intend to facilitate an orderly transfer of ownership to protect access to care, jobs, and stabilize the healthcare system. For Risk Intelligence, please contact Diligencify at info@diligencify.com #Diligence #DueDiligence #KYC #Compliance #EDD #CDD
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CMS's recent attempt to cap broker and agent compensation for Medicare Advantage and Part D plans has faced a significant legal setback. A Texas district court judge has ruled against the rule, pausing its implementation. Key Points: - Rule Overview: CMS aimed to limit compensation to ensure brokers act in the best interests of enrollees. - Industry Challenge: Industry groups challenged the rule in court. - Court Ruling: The court found CMS's justification for the rule to be inadequate and granted a stay. Learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q02Sm1Tm0
CMS Faces Setback in Medicare Agent Compensation Rule - Certifi
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