March 1, 2011
Is there a standard surgical supply markup?
How do we charge for invasive procedures performed at the bedside? What's the correct way to bill for patients who stay in the recovery room because of a lack of beds in the ICU? In this column, Keith Siddel, MBA, an expert on health care business operations, responds to questions about these and other mysteries of charging and billing. He is CEO of HRM, Creede, Colorado.
Free Daily News
- Transparent oversight is key to safe surgical innovation
- New patient tool for seeking quality care includes surgery
- Review: Top reasons for perioperative nurse turnover intention
- ASCs look abroad for staffing, but new $100,000 visa fee threatens access to global talent
- Minimally invasive TAVR matches open-heart surgery in 7-year outcomes for aortic valve replacement
- Opinion: COVID vaccination for healthcare workers under 65 will protect patients, keep ORs staffed
- New planning tool aims to boost success of surgical quality improvement projects
- Charlotte surgical institute launches as US hub for robotic, minimally invasive training
- Senator pushes for national nurse-to-patient ratios, sounds alarm on patient safety
- Save the date: OR Manager Conference celebrates leadership, innovation, community
© Access Intelligence, LLC. All rights reserved. |
Privacy Policy |
Cookie Settings |
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging |
Accessibility Statement