If you haven't dealt with an ADR, expect to -- hospices are increasingly being asked to justify that patients are eligible. 

If your hospice has ever been subject to a probe edit or an ADR, you know the time, energy, and aggravation that goes along with them. So your cash flow doesn't suffer, get armed to deal with them effectively by attending this 1-hour audio event with expert Mary Michal. You'll understand the ADR and probe edit process and get the tools you need to properly respond to them. Plus, you'll learn the essentials for appealing claim denials for rightful reimbursement.

Here's what you will learn:

• Protect yourself: Documentation musts -- and how to enforce documentation excellence.
• Act fast: What every hospice should do at the onset of a probe edit -- even if you aren't in the wrong.
• Respond to ADRs the right way. Key elements to include in summary letters. 
• An easily fixable ADR and probe culprit: How to avoid technical denials in your hospice.
• Get confident with appeals: Know the process and get results.
• Exhausted all of your appeal rights up to the Administrative Law Judge? Here's what to do next. 

Have additional questions? You have the floor with the speaker during an interactive Q&A.

Who should attend? Hospice CEOs, CFOs, COOs, compliance officers, medical directors and clinical directors.

Your registration includes:

• Flexible enrollment. Scheduling conflict? No problem. This session is also available on CD.
• Expert answers to your tough questions during the interactive Q&A period.
• Complimentary attendee package, including the speaker's complete presentation handouts. Keep this quick reference tool close by for future use.
• One low price for all the staff you can stuff into a conference room.

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Mary Michal is a shareholder in the Health Care Department of Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren s.c. in Madison, Wisconsin, where she Co-Chairs the law firm's Hospice & Palliative Care Practice Group, and has practiced law since 1977.  Mary is a national authority on hospice, palliative and end of life care and has published and lectured extensively on issues such as anti-kickback considerations, physician contracting and palliative care program development.  Mary has authored and co authored a number of publications, including, most recently:  Hospice and Nursing Home/Assisted Living Contracting Toolkit and Medical Director and Physician Contracting Toolkit for Hospice and Palliative Care.  Mary is past president of the Hospice Organization of Wisconsin, a past commissioner of the National Continuing Care Accreditation Commission and past president of the Hospice Manager's Monograph.  She is currently a member of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization's Regulatory Committee.