Compliance Education
HSMN evaluates Physician Practice against the guidelines suggested
by the Office of Inspector General but more importantly against
what also makes good economic sense for small and large practices.
- HSMN carefully reviews those areas of concern, coding and billing,
most likely to be trouble spots
- HSMN reviews results with the clinicians and support staff and
drafts an education plan along with suggestions for process changes.
- HSMN is painfully aware of the economics of small practices
and the risk/reward ratio of improvements when margins are thin.
- HSMN has built materials for use by the staff in both electronic
and manual form.
- HSMN has been very effective in bringing staff together and
going over cases, processes and systems, using specific instances
as examples for process improvement.
- HSMN does not use a “Canned” approach to physician practices;
rather it evaluates what is needed and only what is needed for
success in compliance.
- HSMN is well known for knowledge transfer: making sure
that the client’s support staff can carry on in the absence of
the consultants.
- HSMN tool kit includes many examples of Compliance Education
simplified for the level of need identified in its assessment
of practice needs.
- HSMN has married the needs analysis to the materials necessary
for the practice.
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