Want to build stronger, more resilient coding teams? In this episode of The Pulse, Mary Leidy of Nebraska Medicine shares insights from her 30+ years in revenue cycle — including what it takes to build, grow, and support high-performing coding and finance teams. Mary shares proven strategies for:
Developing trust across coding, billing, and revenue cycle teams
Keeping morale high during high-stress times like audits and year-end
Creating a supportive culture where feedback is educational, not punitive
Supporting ongoing professional development and closing skill gaps
Onboarding new staff quickly and effectively
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Want to build stronger, more resilient coding teams? In this episode of The Pulse, Mary Leidy of Nebraska Medicine shares insights from her 30+ years in revenue cycle — including what it takes to build, grow, and support high-performing coding and finance teams. Mary shares proven strategies for:
Developing trust across coding, billing, and revenue cycle teams
Keeping morale high during high-stress times like audits and year-end
Creating a supportive culture where feedback is educational, not punitive
Supporting ongoing professional development and closing skill gaps
Onboarding new staff quickly and effectively
As audits are increasing across the country, you need to know how to defend your reimbursements from payers and CMS. In this podcast of The Pulse, Lori Cox sits down with Michael Miscoe, an accomplished attorney, coding and software development professional, and former President of AAPC’s National Advisory Board.
They discuss post-payment audits and clawbacks, dive into statistical samples, and share insights on defending coding accuracy, when to seek legal advice, and how to leverage third-party support if audited or fined.
Listen now to:
Explore the best approach for compliance plans, especially for smaller physician practices.
Uncover the complexities of auditing medical claims, including identifying and correcting errors in E/M services.
Discover distinctions between federal healthcare program claims and non-federal claims, unraveling the obligations triggered by potential incorrect payments.
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Want to build stronger, more resilient coding teams? In this episode of The Pulse, Mary Leidy of Nebraska Medicine shares insights from her 30+ years in revenue cycle — including what it takes to build, grow, and support high-performing coding and finance teams. Mary shares proven strategies for:
Developing trust across coding, billing, and revenue cycle teams
Keeping morale high during high-stress times like audits and year-end
Creating a supportive culture where feedback is educational, not punitive
Supporting ongoing professional development and closing skill gaps
Onboarding new staff quickly and effectively
