April 2011
AHIMA’s 2011 ICD-10 Summit convened more than 500 healthcare professionals to discuss the state of the ICD-10-CM/PCS transition in the US. Their discussions—in presentations, Q&As, and hallway conversations—offered a rich view into the progress that providers, payers, and vendors are making, the challenges they are encountering, and the insights they are gaining and generously sharing.
AHIMA’s 2011 ICD-10 Summit convened more than 500 healthcare professionals to discuss the state of the ICD-10-CM/PCS transition in the US. Their discussions—in presentations, Q&As, and hallway conversations—offered a rich view into the progress that providers, payers, and vendors are making, the challenges they are encountering, and the insights they are gaining and generously sharing.
Entities interested in becoming accountable care organizations can ease their way in on a track that lowers their risk of financial loss. But the greater rewards come to those who agree to share the risk of any losses that might occur.
All of us in healthcare have a “mountain of mandates thrust upon” us, noted Dave Biel, MS, principal at Deloitte Consulting, presenting at AHIMA’s 2011 ICD-10 [...]
All of us in healthcare have a “mountain of mandates thrust upon” us, noted Dave Biel, MS, principal at Deloitte Consulting, presenting at AHIMA’s 2011 ICD-10 [...]
All good plans begin with an assessment of the here-and-now. A first step for any organization mapping its transition to ICD-10-CM/PCS is an assessment of the [...]
All good plans begin with an assessment of the here-and-now. A first step for any organization mapping its transition to ICD-10-CM/PCS is an assessment of the [...]
Talk at the AHIMA ICD-10 Summit in April 2011 touched on some doubt in the marketplace and in C-suites that the ICD-10 implementation date will really hold. [...]


