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On-Demand Trainings: Finance
Last Updated on March 12, 2010 Both free and trainings available for a cost are available on the CPCA Website. Purchase of paid training sessions allows users to access and view content at his or her convenience for a period of 30 days from the date of purchase. To receive handouts for paid sessions, forward your payment confirmation email with "Request Handouts" in the subject line to training@cpca.org. Any free trainings will have all materials available for download on the page.
Cost: $65 Presented: March 11, 2009
Code 20 Rate Setting Training / Q&A Cost: $25 Presented:February 23, 2010 Still have Code 20 Ratesetting Questions? Mike Schnake from BKD and Ralph Zavala from DHCS' Audits and Investigations Branch will provide an overview on understanding Code 20 including which specific dual eligible beneficiaries should be billed to this new code. The presenters will also provide an outline of Code 20 ratesetting process and discuss a few outstanding issues with Code 20.
Cost: No Charge Presented: August 20, 2009 In light of the recent devastating budget cuts, including the elimination of optional benefits and significant reductions to the traditional clinic programs, CPCA has contracted with Ray Hamby to develop a financial analysis tool to assist community clinics and health centers in planning for how to move forward. The purpose of this exercise is to provide community clinics with a simple, robust tool with which to quickly assess the impact of various changes in the clinic’s funding and reimbursement environment on the clinic’s bottom line and ability to serve its patients. It is hoped that this tool will provide a reliable way to both model the impacts of externally imposed changes beyond the organization’s control and test potential internal response strategies that might counteract or mitigate the more negative aspects of these external impacts.
Medi-Cal Prospective Payment System (PPS) for FQHCs Cost: $65 Presented: January 22, 2010 This 90 minute session covers the basics of Medi-Cal PPS rate-setting, submission of requests for PPS rate reconsideration in accordance with the scope of service rate change adjustments provisions included in California’s State Medicaid Plan Amendment, and submission of the annual required FQHC Reconciliation Form. This session is designed to assist participants in gaining a better understanding of the basic issues necessary to monitor compliance with State filing requirements and to better manage these important Medi-Cal reimbursement issues/opportunities.
Optimizing the Billing Process Cost: $65 Presented: August 18, 2009 What does it cost you to get paid? What is your blended encounter rate? How many billing FTEs (full time equivalents) really work on your billing process and what should your total expense be as a percentage of payments? Most CHCs are overstaffed at nearly twice the necessary level. Are your days of accounts receivable (DAR) less than 50 days and if not, why not? View this program to learn what is possible and learn how to go from good to great performance.
Preparing the Medicare Cost Report Cost: $75 Presented: February 22, 2010 This session is intended to familiarize participants with the theory and practice behind the preparation of the Medicare Cost Report (MCR). We will walk through the MCR and review the steps involved in preparing it. Through a "How To" demonstration, we will review recommended preparatory reports and guidelines, with an emphasis on providing and improved understanding of how a health center arrives at their calculated cost per visit, and gets their appropriate rate (including the $5 add-on for 2010).
Revenue Cycle Management 3-Part Series Cost Per Session: $65
Cost: $75
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