Financial Implications: The Push From Inpatient To Outpatient Care
Course Feature
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Course Code Not offered for this course
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Duration 1.5 Hours
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Course Type Short Course
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Classes Days One Day Class
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Campus Class will be held Online
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Min Qualifications Open to Healthcare Professionals
COURSE RELATED MATERIALS
Class Description
Financial Implications: The Push From Inpatient to Outpatient Care: The prospect and implementation of significant healthcare reform, partly as a result of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, had caused healthcare organizations to reconsider their strategy and policies as they relate to revenue, volume, clinical operations, and human resources. Healthcare organizations- especially hospitals and ambulatory care centers- have witnessed a changing financial landscape as it relates to the healthcare reform policies.
With this presentation, you will gain insight and tactics to:
- Healthcare reform and how it relates to inpatient versus outpatient care
- Observation level care
- Reclassification of inpatients to observation level of care
- Revenue differences between inpatient and outpatient care
- Financial strategy during healthcare reform
- Costs of creating outpatient care networks and payer relations
Facilitators:
Aron Klein, FHFMA, CPA, VP of Finance, Advocate BroMenn Medical Center
Robert Miller, FACHE, VP, Operations, Advocate BroMenn Medical Center
Paul Pedersen, MD, CMO, OSF St. Joseph Medical Center
Dawna Menke, MHA, HCM, Administrator, Swedish American Hospital
Organizations:
Central Illinois Chapter of ACHE
Advocate BroMenn Medical Center
St. Joseph Medical Center
Swedish American Hospital