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Announcements June 27, 2013

NPR Exposes Top Medicare Prescribers Who Rake In Speaking Fees From Drugmakers

The blood pressure drug Bystolic hit the market in 2008. It faced a slew of cheap generics, so its maker, Forest Laboratories, needed to devise a plan. They launched a promotional assault targeted straight at the people scribbling on the pads: prescribing doctors. “It flooded the offices of health professionals with drug reps, and it… Read more

Announcements June 25, 2013

GOOD NEWS: Hatch-Rubio Bill Would Modify HSA, FSA Rules

“A new Republican Senate bill seeks to facilitate the use of tax-advantaged health savings accounts (HSA) and flexible spending arrangements by loosening the rules that govern them,” says a recent post from The Hill. On Thursday, Senate Finance Committee Ranking Member Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) and Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) introduced legislation to get rid of what they… Read more

Announcements June 24, 2013

Running List Of The Best ICD-10 Codes

And if you needed any more reasons to be concerned with the future of health care as it pertains to insurance billing, look no further. We’ve compiled some of our favorite ICD-10 billing gaffs. Here are some straight-up laugh-worthy ICD-10 codes: R46.1, “bizarre personal appearance” R46.0, “very low level of personal hygiene” W22.02XA, “walked into… Read more

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