CMS 2024 Final Rule: Interpreting the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule

Learn about the 2024 Physician Fee Schedule Final Rule with ThoroughCare Founder and CEO, Dan Godla. In this excerpt from a live webinar, learn what to expect in 2024 for the Final Rule, changes to the conversion factor, updated reimbursement rates, as well as any additional changes to care management that you'll need to know for the coming year. We'll show you the updated national average reimbursement rates for Chronic Care Management (CCM), Annual Wellness Visits (AWV), Behavioral Health Integration (BHI), Principal Care Management (PCM), Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) and Transitional Care Management (TCM) that you'll need to know for the coming year. Also, learn about which programs have changes for 2024 and which are staying the same.
Video Chapters:
► 00:00 What will I learn in this video?
► 00:25 CMS 2024 Final Rule
► 01:31 Changes to Rates and Reimbursements: Conversion Factor
► 03:10 2024 Medicare Non-Facility Reimbursement Rates
► 05:33 Navigating the Physician Fee Schedule
► 06:08 Program Changes for 2024
► 06:50 Learn more about the 2024 Final Rule
Reimbursement rates are based on a national average and may vary depending on your location. Check www.cms.gov/me... for the latest information.
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slides should be construed as legal advice to any individual or entity and is not provided in the context of an attorney-client
relationship. Further, nothing in this presentation should be construed as a guarantee of reimbursement.