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Presented by Kim Brummett of AAHomecare and Noel Neil of ACU-Serve

Do you provide disposable supplies like urological, wound, and ostomy products? Have you faced denials due to "open episodes of care" with Home Health Agencies (HHAs)? You’re not alone—denials linked to Consolidated Billing (CB) have resulted in over $20 million in lost revenue in the DMEPOS space over the past three years.

This webinar, "Consolidated Billing Part 1: HHA & DMEPOS," will help you navigate the complexities of Consolidated Billing requirements under Medicare when HHAs are involved in the patient’s care. Gain a clearer understanding of Medicare regulations, discover what HHAs must do, and learn actionable strategies to reduce denials, minimize write-offs, and protect your bottom line.

Key Takeaways:

1. Understanding the Consolidated Billing requirements under Medicare
2. The role of Home Health Agencies (HHAs) and their impact on DMEPOS suppliers
3. How to avoid denials related to "open episodes of care" (remark code N390)
4. Practical steps to minimize losses and write-offs for your company
5. Real-world insights into managing challenges with urological, wound, and ostomy supplies

Who Should Attend:
DMEPOS suppliers, including those in the urological, wound care, and ostomy space, who are facing challenges with billing and denials related to Consolidated Billing and HHAs.