Mobility Management and HME Business will bring together experts from durable medical equipment (DME), home health and hospice to discuss the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) recent anti-fraud measures — and how Medicare beneficiaries in all three segments are being impacted.
The June 23 webinar — Fraud in Focus: What CMS’s Moratoria and Crackdown Mean for Home Health, Hospice and DME Providers — starts at 12 noon Eastern time and is free to attend.
On the agenda: Identifying ways that new fraud-enforcement policies and processes affect DME, home health and hospice professionals; determining what operational, financial and compliance risks for providers can result; discussing how providers can start strengthening their compliance to reduce their risk; and exploring how enrollment moratoria could affect growth plans, including expansion, ownership changes, and merger/acquisition activities.
Webinar panelists are Dan Fedor, director of reimbursement and education/compliance director for VGM & Associates; Ken Albert, president/CEO of Andwell Health Partners, Maine’s largest independent, non-profit provider of home- and community-based healthcare and care management services; and Hillary Loeffler, vice president of policy and regulatory affairs for the National Alliance for Care at Home.
The hour-long webinar will include a live Q&A, and registration includes access to the live event on June 23, as well as to an archived version of the webinar.
