Healthicity Blog

Critical care isn’t confined to the ICU anymore.

Telehealth felt simple during the public health emergency (PHE). It wasn’t. We were operating under temporary flexibilities that masked how complex telehealth really is under Medicare statute. In our newest Compliance Conversations, CJ Wolf talks with Keisha Wilson, founder of KW Advanced...

Leading health systems  are standardizing compliance and auditing -- find out how. 

Strong internal auditing starts with knowing where to look. Whether you're building a new audit plan or refining an existing one, identifying the right opportunities is key to maximizing impact, improving compliance, and driving continuous improvement.

Evaluation and Management (E/M) coding is the bread of butter service of most physicians and non-physician practitioners who do not perform high volumes of procedures. And even for proceduralists, E/M coding plays a big role in their revenue cycle. 

When most organizations think of audits, they picture risk exposure, tedious manual reviews, and stacks of reports that never seem to drive meaningful change. But when done right, audits aren’t just about identifying problems. They’re about protecting your revenue.

Government audits of hospital activities are plentiful. Is your hospital ready for such audits? Let’s take a look at some of the issues hospitals face from external government audits.

During our webinars on the OIG’s ICPG for Nursing Facilities (watch Part 1 and Part 2) questions arose about the Minimum Data Set (MDS).