
Webinars and CE Opportunities for Cancer Registrars
According to the NCRA, “CTRs must complete a minimum of 20 hours of CEs to maintain a certified status. The required 20 CEs keep CTRs
"Since 1986, MRA has been providing high quality services to hospitals and healthcare providers across the country. Our dedication to customer service and industry expertise has earned us a 92% customer retention rate. "
Charlie Saponaro, CEO
According to the NCRA, “CTRs must complete a minimum of 20 hours of CEs to maintain a certified status. The required 20 CEs keep CTRs
MRA is joining cancer registrars throughout the world in observing the 27th annual National Cancer Registrars Week, whose purpose is to emphasize the importance of cancer registrars in capturing data that informs cancer research, prevention, and treatment programs.
"Since 1986, MRA has been providing high quality services to hospitals and healthcare providers across the country. Our dedication to customer service and industry expertise has earned us a 92% customer retention rate. "
Charlie Saponaro, CEO
According to the NCRA, “CTRs must complete a minimum of 20 hours of CEs to maintain a certified status. The required 20 CEs keep CTRs
MRA is joining cancer registrars throughout the world in observing the 27th annual National Cancer Registrars Week, whose purpose is to emphasize the importance of cancer registrars in capturing data that informs cancer research, prevention, and treatment programs.
Proper charge capture processes are essential to compliance regulations. An outdated, non-existent, or poorly thought-out charge capture workflow can be devastating to a hospital and
The last 12-18 months has brought the healthcare industry many audit reports from the Office of Inspective General (OIG). These reports are always an important
What another crazy year, huh?! In 2021, the OIG continued to publish its work plan with monthly updates including OIG audits and evaluations for the
Protecting the Medicare Trust Fund is an important priority for the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS),
Each year the Office of Inspector General (OIG) publishes their annual work plan for healthcare, which is a highly anticipated publication. The OIG Work Plan
The words “Hierarchical Condition Categories” or HCCs can conquer up some anxiety for HIM Coding, and Clinical Documentation Integrity (CDI) professionals, even for Revenue Cycle
COVID-19 Related Coding Audits
5 Tips to Provide Effective Post-Audit Education You’ve identified high-risk areas based on previous audits or the OIG Work Plan. Or perhaps you decided to
This article will provide some key points on how you can incorporate the current Office of Inspector General (OIG) items and future items into your
A compliance task that each facility should perform to support the Health Information Management (HIM) department is performing coding audits. Coding audits are performed to
According to the NCRA, “CTRs must complete a minimum of 20 hours of CEs to maintain a certified status. The required 20
Twice a year the Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (OIG) releases their semiannual report to Congress on healthcare. This
As a cancer registrar working for a contract company, I have had the opportunity to enjoy a range of benefits. These include
Spring is here, and with it comes the perfect opportunity to embrace wellness and healthy habits. After a long, dark winter, the
Since 1986, MRA has been providing high-quality services to hospitals and healthcare providers across the United States.