In 2019 the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) announced the first two cases of healthcare providers hit with financial penalties for failing to allow access to medical records. In this blog guest author, Michael J. Sacopulos, JD, Founder & President, Medical Risk Institute, provides a list of what practices can do to avoid trouble.

After a long road of preparing for significant changes to Evaluation and Management (E/M) coding, revised policies on coding, documentation and payment of E/M services are now in effect. In this blog Nicole explains how E/M changes came about, the impact of the revisions and why it matters to your cardiovascular program.

The pandemic has created economic instability for most healthcare organizations and providers. In this blog Ginger states, "If the 2020 pandemic is not utilized as a disruptor and a catalyst for innovation and care transformation, it will be a missed opportunity."

As the pandemic rages on we now face shifting state and local pandemic policies directed at managing surges after the 2020 holiday season, with hospital-based centers managing wait lists and fluctuating volumes. In this blog, Terri explores how to deliver cardiac rehab virtually for Medicare patients during the public health emergency.

As many are facing financial strains due to COVID-19 cost can be a major factor when deciding whether or not to enroll in cardiac rehab. In this blog Terri explains how creating dignified solutions to address financial barriers can help.

The end of 2020 is fast approaching and that means time is running out to earn CMEs/CEUs for the year. In this blog Lori highlights what is available for you to attend, access and enroll in today to find a format and topic that works for you.