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Reimbursement

The Going Rate: How Data Drives Wound Care Reimbursement

July 29, 2015
By Bruce E. Ruben MD Have you noticed that in the fictional future, such as in the Star Trek universe, nobody uses money to pay for medical care? When you get sick, a starship medical officer scans...

Weathering the Change: How Wound Care Providers Can Become Early "Adapters"

July 25, 2014
By Catherine T. Milne, APRN, MSN, BC-ANP, CWOCN There's a lot to be said about change, and much of what you say depends on which end of change you are on. Those of us who are early adopters of new ...

Weighing in on Reimbursement Changes to Medical Honey Dressings

July 9, 2015
By Michel H.E. Hermans, MD In the June 2015 issue of the Journal of Ostomy Wound Management, Bell et al. published an article in which they reacted to the recent decision by CMS (January 22, 2015) ...

What Code Do I Use? Q- Versus A-Codes and More

November 30, 2023
In this interview, Dr. Matthew Regulski, DPM, ABMSP, FFPM RCPS(Glasgow) discusses A- and Q-codes, how these codes differ, and more. ...

What You Can Do to Control Wound Care Costs

May 16, 2014
By Aletha Tippett MD Welcome, Colton Mason, to the WoundSource blog forum. I enjoyed your opening blog on cost versus price and love your Healthcare Caffeine image. You are so correct, looking at o...

Wound Care Documentation Pearls for Successful Compliance

August 1, 2024
Documentation is a crucial component of compliant billing and coding. Here, Kathy Schaum shares important insights into this process....

Wound Care Perspectives: Looking Back and Forward at the Same Time

September 1, 2015
By Catherine T. Milne, APRN, MSN, BC-ANP, CWOCN-AP My grandmother knew wound care. "Soak it in salt water," she'd say. "Keep it open to air!" she would emphatically declare the next day. You never ...
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