An interactive workshop examining claims, audits and denials for home enteral nutrition (EN) and parenteral nutrition (PN). Attendees will briefly review key revenue cycle management (RCM) concepts specific to home EN and PN. In groups, participants will then work through sample claims, identifying and discussing barriers to EN and PN reimbursement.
The Intake Process is such an integral part of the success of the home infusion reimbursement team. This session will challenge the participants to think outside the box and ensure they have a robust intake process that is much more than simply verifying eligibility prior to accepting an infusion patient on service.
In a world where you can get endless data, how do you keep it relevant? In Making Metrics Meaningful, we’ll discuss how to ensure data is actionable and accessible to frontline staff as well as upper management.
How to utilize technology and outsourcing to overcome the forever labor shortage in revenue cycle management.
Come learn about value based care from the perspective of a health plan Executive, a care management company CEO and a HIT provider COO in an fast paced and interactive panel format. Get to know what health plans are thinking, what they need and what your organization can do to engage and succeed in managed care payer partnerships.
All providers bring value to the system and not all share risk equally….. but that’s okay!
Hot off the press! Follow NHIA for patient financial management tips and tricks to collect while keeping your costs minimal
This 30/30/30 session will highlight how to best support your intake team and provide tips and tricks to make your intake department a more efficient and effective team.
When you leave this session, you will know the steps to prepare for, and successfully respond to, a DEA inspection and a PBM audit.
Join Brandon Carpenter & Jon Love as they walk pharmacies through how to use technology and outsourcing to combat the forever labor shortage in revenue cycle management.
Tuesday morning at NHIA 2025 featured a breakfast symposium covering the clinical management of adverse reactions in immunoglobulin therapy, and our innovative 30-30-30 sessions that cover a central topic from 3 angles with unique perspectives. For example, IV workflow systems were examined from history of their development and use in hospital systems, to their current adoption in home infusion practice, and how to implement such a system if your organization chooses to operationalize one.
Monday morning kicked off with a high-octane networking breakfast before the General Session. We were fortunate to hear from Dr. Mark McClellan, who was FDA Commissioner and CMS Administrator under the George W. Bush administration, who joined NHIA President and CEO Connie Sullivan for a fireside chat.
NHIA 2025 convened the largest gathering dedicated to the home and alternate site infusion industry in Washington, D.C., featuring the event’s most extensive Expo ever with 150 product and service suppliers supporting the industry, including 39 first-time exhibitors. The conference continued to see an increase in individuals investing to attend the conference and nearly 1,600 industry professionals attended the 5-day event.
Let’s discuss how to build a compounding pharmacy training program then join me at our roundtables for some fun hands-on aseptic technique training with my fellow sterile compounding experts!
