Medical Billing and Medical Records Management
for Tribal Health and Social Service Organizations
Social Services

March 22 - 23, 2010

Las Vegas, NV - Hard Rock Hotel For a group rate of $99, please call 800-693-7625 by March 1, 2010 and mention Falmouth Institute.

$755

If you work with tribal health or social services programs, you face many challenges in maintaining a quality medical records system and an efficient billing process. Well-run provider organizations rely on medical records and health information management to ensure high-quality service delivery, maximum revenue and minimal cost. Tribes and tribal health organizations must maintain medical records and health information that not only serve their internal needs, but also meet the standards of external agencies, such as JCAHO, HCFA, Medicare, Medicaid, HMOs, PPOs and private insurance carriers.

The majority of the revenue generated by a tribal or IHS facility comes from third-party reimbursements, namely health maintenance organizations, private health insurance companies, Medicaid or Medicare. Attend this class and find out how to improve your medical records management and billing processes. This class addresses the importance of documentation, billing/ accounts receivable processing and the future of health information.

You’ll learn how to maintain quality medical records, design and manage health care information and control disclosure of medical information. Our experienced instructor will guide you through the complexities of the third-party reimbursement process and provide tips for complying with the privacy, security and confidentiality standards of HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996).

Help your department save money and increase revenue. Don’t miss this opportunity to get the know-how to improve your medical records management and billing processes.

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