RHC Workshop September 23, 2020 | Virtual Event
TARHC Members: $100 Non-Members: $175
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Primary care is the nucleus of the rural healthcare delivery system. In Texas, 63% of our 305 certified rural health clinics (RHCs) are provider-based (owned and operated by rural and community hospitals). These clinics are perhaps the most important outpatient services offered by the majority of TORCHs’ rural hospital members. The COVID pandemic has increased the importance of operational effectiveness and financial stability for RHCs. This special pre-conference workshop encompasses rural primary care alignment and optimization strategies; financial and operational best practices; rural-relevant financial, compensation and productivity benchmarks; regulatory and compliance priorities; as well as revenue cycle operations in ‘normal,’ current and post-COVID times. This workshop will cover:
• How providers can quantify designation opportunities to align, integrate and optimize primary care
• How providers can manage key performance indicators that all Texas RHCs should focus on to enhance primary care reimbursement in rural markets during turbulent, unpredictable times
• How to survive and rebuild declining revenues, reestablish trust with your patients and how to use the relief funds for
• How providers can manage compliance and regulatory priorities during the pandemic
TARHC Members: $100 Non-Members: $175
Click here to register
Primary care is the nucleus of the rural healthcare delivery system. In Texas, 63% of our 305 certified rural health clinics (RHCs) are provider-based (owned and operated by rural and community hospitals). These clinics are perhaps the most important outpatient services offered by the majority of TORCHs’ rural hospital members. The COVID pandemic has increased the importance of operational effectiveness and financial stability for RHCs. This special pre-conference workshop encompasses rural primary care alignment and optimization strategies; financial and operational best practices; rural-relevant financial, compensation and productivity benchmarks; regulatory and compliance priorities; as well as revenue cycle operations in ‘normal,’ current and post-COVID times. This workshop will cover:
• How providers can quantify designation opportunities to align, integrate and optimize primary care
• How providers can manage key performance indicators that all Texas RHCs should focus on to enhance primary care reimbursement in rural markets during turbulent, unpredictable times
• How to survive and rebuild declining revenues, reestablish trust with your patients and how to use the relief funds for
• How providers can manage compliance and regulatory priorities during the pandemic