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Health Plans, Providers, Current Payment Issues, and Reimbursement Changes
Contains material from Apr 2019
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Session 2: Reimbursement Changes and the Modern-Day Physician Practice – Hear a discussion on physician responses to changes in reimbursement methodologies and payor relationships. Explore the ways physician groups are transforming themselves through IPAs, ACOs, and partnerships with practice management companies. Analyze the pros and cons of those choices and how physicians might best position themselves for the future.
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Leah Stewart, Jonathan M. Herman, Christian K. Puff
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Session 1
—48 mins
Health Plans, Providers, and Current Payment Issues (Apr 2019)
Examine payment issues and challenges between healthcare providers and health plans, and outline practical strategies for avoiding and (when necessary) resolving or mitigating these payment and dispute issues with both litigation and in-house perspectives and expertise. Explore common sources of payment disputes, including high-cost and chargemaster reimbursement issues, payment disputes in the context of both plan and provider mergers and acquisitions, and patient cost-sharing issues.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Leah Stewart,
The University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School - Austin, TX
Jonathan M. Herman,
Herman Law Firm - Dallas, TX
Christian K. Puff,
Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman, P.C. - Dallas, TX
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Kenya S. Woodruff, Patricia Kroken, Jim Walton
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Session 2
—45 mins
Reimbursement Changes and the Modern-Day Physician Practice (Apr 2019)
Hear a discussion on physician responses to changes in reimbursement methodologies and payor relationships. Explore the ways physician groups are transforming themselves through IPAs, ACOs, and partnerships with practice management companies. Analyze the pros and cons of those choices and how physicians might best position themselves for the future.
Originally presented: Mar 2019 Health Law Conference
Kenya S. Woodruff,
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP - Dallas, TX
Patricia Kroken,
Kroken Consulting, LLC - Albuquerque, NM
Jim Walton,
Genesis Physicians Group - Dallas, TX