January 6, 2021
HIM Briefings

In a year of unprecedented disruption and uncertainty, coding productivity managed to hold steady, according to the results of HIM Briefings’ 2020 Coding Productivity Survey. Learn how facilities adapted and how yours compares.

December 1, 2020
Briefings on APCs

The HIM department plays a critical role in the revenue cycle, but it’s often placed in a reactive position, limiting its effectiveness. Learn how to improve operations by enhancing the HIM department’s involvement across the revenue cycle.

December 30, 2020
HIM Briefings

Use this sample billing and charge audit procedure as a template for your organization.

December 7, 2020
Briefings on HIPAA

The ability of healthcare organizations to defend against cyberthreats was a top priority entering 2020. As we close the book on the calendar year, the severity of these threats—and the frequency with which they are attacking healthcare organizations—has continued to increase at an alarming rate.

December 23, 2020
HIM Briefings

Clinical validation queries are challenging to generate and format. Apply these strategies to steer clear of pitfalls and ensure success.

December 16, 2020
HIM Briefings

Brush up on recent code changes for nervous system conditions.

December 2, 2020
HIM Briefings

Audit defense is a key strategy to ensure coding and billing compliance and defend earned revenue. Use these tips to create a multidisciplinary strategy that gives you a clear view into processes.

November 16, 2020
News & Insights

Q: What are the benefits to having coders review charts for appropriate capture of complications and comorbidities (CC) and major CCs (MCC)?

November 25, 2020
HIM Briefings

A formal CDI program can address many of the challenges home health agencies face, but knowing how to start one isn’t easy. Consider these tips to create a focused home health CDI program.

November 18, 2020
HIM Briefings

CMS’ guidance on the use of modifier -CS may create as many questions as it answers. Learn how to navigate lingering questions and avoid pitfalls.

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