Healthcare Financial Management

View more issues:

Articles in August, 1998 issue of Healthcare Financial Management

• Compliance concerns - a hypothetical example - fraudulent coding of health services financed under Medicare - Column
  by Richard L. Clarke
• Increasing the marketability and recognition of provider network joint ventures - Group Practice Management
  by Sally J. Sjobeck
• New DOJ/OIG guidelines set limits for fraud investigations - Department of Justice/Department of Health and Human Services' Office of the Inspector General
• Two-part transfer pricing improves IDS financial control - integrated delivery systems
  by David W. Young
• Telephone triage improves demand management effectiveness - Managed Care
  by Margaret Sabin
• The HFMA community: sharing and learning together - Healthcare Financial Management Association - Column
  by Lori J. Mitchell
• Activity-based analyses lead to better decision making - cost management strategies in the health care industry
  by Steve Player
• Beyond HMOs: trends in employer direct contracting - health maintenance organizations - Managed Care
  by Dennis V. Kennedy
• Combining funds to achieve investment efficiency - investments of healthcare organizations - Treasury Management
  by Alan G. Seidner
• HFMA presents chapter awards at the 1998 ANI - Healthcare Financial Management Association; Annual National Institute in Nashville, Tennessee
• Market dominance of PHO entities is key to achieving PHO success - physician-hospital organizations
  by Nathan S. Kaufman
• Improving the financial performance of IDS-owned physician practices - Integrated Delivery Systems
  by Marc Benoff
• Tax-saving investments for 1998 - tax relief under non-Employee Retirement Income Security Act retirement plans - Personal Finance
  by William G. Kistner
• It's health care, stupid! - health care as the central issue in the 1998 elections
  by Jeanne Schulte Scott
• EDI and document imaging can work together - Electronic Data Interchange
  by James J. Moynihan
• Medicare+Choice regulations require contractors to have compliance plans
• Reorganization, cross-training, and automation have allowed the laboratory department to reduce hospital-paid personnel by more than 70 full-time equivalent employees - FTE - Cover Story
  by James E. Ellis
• Mergers in health care: avoiding divorce IDS style - integrated delivery systems
  by Erica Drazen
• HCFA proposes using physician fee schedule to pay for outpatient rehabilitation - Health Care Financing Administration - Medicare/Medicaid
  by Richard L. Gundling