• Last week, Health Fidelity hosted a risk adjustment legal compliance webinar, “Risk Adjustment Compliance: Best Practices for Avoiding Legal Action.” I had the privilege of being joined by Health Fidelity VP of business development John Blevins as well as lawyers and healthcare legal experts Stephen Bittinger and John Lawrence of K&L Gates. The event itself […]

  • After more than a decade of debate, litigation, and experimentation, the adoption of value-based care and alternative payment models endures, and 2021 is presenting us with a picture of what more can be done with value-based care and health equity.  First, beyond the headlines and political posturing, policymakers and market players have persevered through ongoing […]

  • Health Fidelity is pleased to share that the Lumanent platform is fully prepared to offer concurrent EDPS and RAPS support, congruent with the CMS-HCC risk adjustment model transition.

  • Earlier this year, we discussed the final call letter from CMS detailing the Medicare Advantage (MA) deadline extensions for PY 2020 (i.e. 2019 dates of service) to account for COVID-19 related disruptions. We suspected, but had no confirmation at the time, that this would continue going forward. While CMS hasn’t made any public announcements, we […]

  • Last month, CMS released their final announcement for calendar year (CY) 2022. This is a follow up to the advanced notice we covered September, particularly around the RAPS and EDPS transition. Before we begin, I think it’s important to mention that while not every facet of every update from CMS impacts every organization the same […]

  • On 9/18/20, CMS announced a submission deadline extension option for 2019 dates of service (DoS) for Medicare Advantage organizations, PACE organizations, Medicare-Medicaid plans, and other cost contractors from 2/1/21 to 8/2/21. The announcement created some confusion, namely that the 2/1/21 deadline still existed alongside the 8/2/21 final deadline. There wasn’t clear direction on why nor […]

  • Health Fidelity offers conclusions on the flurry of CDC and CMS telehealth policy updates around coding and risk adjustment practices under COVID-19