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A settlement has been finalized in a decadelong lawsuit that claimed Aetna and Optum used misleading billing practices to conceal administrative fees for chiropractic and physical therapy services as medical charges. Chief Judge Martin Reidinger of the federal Western District…

For compliance leaders, revenue cycle teams and legal counsel, audits are nothing new — but when the numbers don’t make sense, the stakes skyrocket. Statistically invalid findings can trigger major repayment demands, disrupt operations and damage reputations. In this session,…

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  • Frank Cohen, Sr Director, Data and Business Intelligence, VMG Health
  • Pam D'Apuzzo, CPC, ACS‑EM, ACS‑MS, CPMA, Managing Director, VMG Health

For more than two years, Becker’s has reported on the intensifying trend of Medicare Advantage reimbursement fights between hospitals and insurers that has contributed to a dizzying and ever-changing environment for older adults to navigate each enrollment period.  Now, that…

Health systems face intensifying pressure to reduce burnout, improve staff satisfaction and get smarter about scheduling. The new 2025 KLAS Nurse & Staff Scheduling report highlights which capabilities — and vendors — are actually delivering results. Join KLAS Research, Penn…

Oct 30, 2025 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT

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  • Niel Oscarson, Director of Research and Analysis, KLAS Research
  • Susan Grant, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN, Chief Clinical Officer, symplr
  • Rita Barry, Director of Workforce Management, Penn State Health
  • Larry Punteney, Vice President of Sales, symplr

A group of House Republicans are backing the newly filed Bipartisan Premium Tax Credit Extension Act, which would extend enhanced ACA subsidies for one year beyond their current expiration date at the end of 2025. Under the legislation, the premium…

CMS’ progress toward expanding its team of medical coders to audit more Medicare Advantage plans is unclear, Bloomberg reported Sept. 5. In May, the agency said it would audit every MA plan for potential overpayments annually, in what was described…

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