Reimbursement

SDCMS RECORDED SEMINAR: Getting Paid: Maximize Your Cash Flow (2009.06.25)

Posted June 29th, 2009 in Webinars, Managing Your Practice

RECORDING: CMA Practice Management Seminar / Webinar

TITLE: Getting Paid: Maximize Your Cash Flow

DATE: June 25, 2009

DESCRIPTION: You will learn how to:

Topics: CMA, economic advocacy, Getting Paid, Practice Management, Reimbursement, SDCMS News and Updates, seminar, webinar

SDCMS RECORDED SEMINAR: Coding to Optimize Compliance and Reimbursement (2009.02.18)

Posted February 23rd, 2009 in Webinars, Managing Your Practice

RECORDING: Coding Seminar

TITLE: Coding to Optimize Compliance and Reimbursement

DATE: February 18, 2009

Topics: CHMB, coding, compliance, Practice Management, Reimbursement, SDCMS News and Updates, seminar, webinar

SDCMS RECORDED SEMINAR: Medicare Transition to Palmetto GBA Seminar (2008.08.21)

Posted January 29th, 2009 in Webinars, Managing Your Practice

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RECORDING: Medicare Transition to Palmetto GBA Seminar

TITLE: What You Need to Know When NHIC Goes Away and Palmetto GBA Becomes the New Medicare Contractor

DATE: August 21, 2008

VIEW: Click Here for Entire Seminar — Click Here for Palmetto Portion

Topics: CMA, economic advocacy, Medicare, member benefit, Palmetto, Reimbursement, SDCMS News and Updates, seminar, webinar

SDCMS-CMA at Work

Posted September 17th, 2008 in Health Policy

Though not immediately successful, this letter — sent by a majority of California congressmen and women to Chairman Thomas of the Committee on Ways & Means — was the direct result of strong and persistent advocacy by SDCMS-CMA on behalf of California’s and the nation’s physicians!

December 13, 2005

The Honorable William M. Thomas
Chairman
Committee on Ways & Means
1102 Longworth HOB
Washington, D.C. 25015

Dear Chairman Thomas:

Topics: GPCI, Medicare, Reimbursement, sdcms, SGR

Outlook for 2006

Posted September 17th, 2008 in Health Policy, Managing Your Practice

As Yogi Berra once said, making predictions is difficult, especially about the future. The older I get, the less certain I am of many things, especially the future. History is punctuated by unforeseen major or catastrophic events that change what most of us expect to happen. So, with that in mind, I’ll offer some thoughts about what we in San Diego medicine might have to look forward to in 2006.

Reimbursement

Topics: genetic testing, Health Information Technology, HIT, imaging rules, Organized Medicine, Reimbursement

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