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Alphabet Soup - ADRs, MACs, RACs, etc. - Recipe for Success
Date: Thursday, March 11, 2010
Time: 10 am PT/12 pm CT/1 pm ET
Presented by:
Annette Lee, RN, MS, COS-C
With the number of acronyms that abound these days, it’s easy to get confused! Between ADRs, MACs, RACs, FIs...there are so many letters floating around that they often can become overwhelming.
So slow down and enjoy a bowl of Alphabet Soup! In this webinar, common acronyms are unmasked and broken down to reveal their true meanings and why they are important.
Features and Benefits:
After attending this webinar, the participant will be able to:
- Articulate the meaning behind Medicare’s variety of contractor acronyms
- Discuss and develop an understanding of the medical review process and means of communication with the intermediary
- Demonstrate an understanding of the CMS Contractor Reform status
Purchase Options:
Attend the Live Webinar - Only $99.00 (this includes unlimited number of participants calling in from one number and presentation handouts).
Webinar Combination Package - Only $159.00 (includes webinar access, CD, presentation handouts and shipping & handling).
Unable to attend the live webinar? Purchase this webinar on CD for only $99.
(CD includes webinar video cast, presentation handouts and shipping & handling).
Note: Allow for 5-7 business days for the shipment of CD. Sorry! No refunds for webinar once payment has been received.
Webinar space is limited. Contact Elizabeth Gebert at 913-362-0600 with questions.
About the Presenter
Annette Lee, RN, MS, COS-C
Ms. Lee has over 16 years of experience in home health and hospice management and patient care service delivery. Most recently she has provided education at the Regional Home Health and Hospice Intermediary (RHHI) level and is a TCG Associate assisting home care clients develop documentation excellence. She is an expert in, and speaks nationally on, Medicare regulatory requirements and documentation.
Annette’s career has an emphasis in community health care, with positions ranging from a community case manager to a home health and hospice consultant to an Education Coordinator for an RHHI. Ms. Lee is an expert in both the clinical and quality medical review sides of coverage for home health and hospice. As the Education Coordinator for an RHHI, she identified trends and problem areas for the home health and hospice community, as well as with individual providers. She has presented at regional CMS meetings, NAHC and NHPCO as well as many state association meetings.