The health care reform laws under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will soon require all Medicare and Medicaid participating DMEPOS suppliers to implement mandatory compliance programs. The presentation will educate owners and operators of such practices on best practices to prepare for this requirement and help ensure compliance with existing Medicare and Medicaid overpayment rules. The presentation will highlight the following:
- How DMEPOS suppliers can create and maintain an effective corporate compliance program.
- How DMEPOS suppliers can comply deal with the “60 Day Refund Rule” requiring self-disclosure of identified overpayments.
- Discuss and comprehend hot topics and key compliance risk areas in the DMEPOS industry.
MedTrade is the largest tradeshow in the world focused exclusively on the HME/DME industry and is designed to provide attendees with high quality and effective, sales, marketing, educational, advocacy and networking opportunities.
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