Get Prepared and Paid More: 2025 CMS Final Rules on Medicare Payment System

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Course Description

The annual Medicare Physician Fee Schedule proposed and final rule is one of the most impactful regulations on RCM companies and medical practices. Staying up to date on the proposed and finalized changes is not a luxury, it is a necessity. This webinar will provide a detailed review of the most important policies in the 2025 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Final Rule. These policies will range from how Medicare covers and reimburses for various services to changes to the Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS).

There are many noteworthy changes that would greatly affect the delivery, coding, and billing of remote care management, while opening doors to new services providers can add to help offset the announced overall payment reduction. Changes would impact remote patient monitoring (RPM), chronic care management (CCM), federally qualified health centers (FQHCs), preventive services, and much more. CMS has initiated the major changes to the following.

• 2025 payment rate reduction
• Deadline for reporting overpayments
• Advanced primary care management payments
• Telehealth
• Rural health clinics and federally qualified health centers

Learning Objectives

• Understand the 2025 PFS Conversion Factor
• Understand important changes to how Medicare covers and reimburses for various services
• Learn about changes to the Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) program
• Learn the CMS changes for 2025: what’s new, what it covers and how it will affect the revenue cycle of the healthcare
• Learn the changes in physicians payment models and structures
• Major overhaul of the recent RPM and CCM expansion for FQHCs
• Audio-only telehealth waiver expansion
• Big news for virtual direct supervision
• Overhaul of care management for advanced primary care offices
• RTM payment cut

Areas Covered in the Session

• PFS Conversion Factor
• Telehealth
• Advanced Care Management
• Caregiver Training
• MIPS
• Over-reliance on G Codes
• Split (or shared) E/M Services
• Global Surgery Packages
• Overpayments
• Live Q&A session

Suggested Attendees

• Healthcare CEOs, CFOs and COOs
• Physicians and Non-Physicians Providers
• Billing Staff and Companies
• Healthcare Consultants
• Hospital Director
• Compliance Officers
• Mid-Level Providers
• Coders and Billers
• Clinic Managers
• Registered Nurses
• Practice Manager
• Office Managers
• RCM Owners and Managers
• Reimbursement Managers and Staff
• ASC Directors
• Policymakers
• Healthcare Attorney

About the Presenter

Mathew Reiter is Principal at Capitol Associates, Inc., a bipartisan lobbying, and policy analysis firm located in Alexandria, VA. Matt represents the firm’s clients on legislative and regulatory health policy issues including provider reimbursement, value-based payment systems, administrative simplification, and efforts to reform the U.S. healthcare system. Since joining CAI in 2014, Matt has worked with corporate and non-profit organizations for healthcare providers, healthcare facilities, patient advocacy groups and health plans.

Matt is both a policy analyst and an advocate. He helps clients understand an issue so that they can make informed decisions about educating their members and advocating before Congress and federal agencies. Matt provides legislative and regulatory updates to clients at conferences and membership meetings. Matt helps clients build and implement an effective government relations operation. He also helps clients engage with media organizations to broaden the reach of their advocacy messages.

Matt’s interest in public policy was fostered by his internship for Congresswoman Nita Lowey (D NY). Prior to working at Capitol Associates, Matt spent three years at a lobbying firm supporting its healthcare, agriculture, appropriations and energy practices. Matt recently completed a two year term as Chair of the Society of Health Policy Young Professionals, D.C.’s premier networking organization for young professionals who work in health policy. He has held similar leadership roles such the Vice President of Education for the Old Town Toastmasters club. Matt is a Graduate of American University, where he earned B.A. degrees in Law and Society as well as Philosophy. He is also active in the D.C. music scene as a guitar player. He currently resides with his wife and daughter in Washington, D.C.

Additional Information

System Requirement:

• Internet Speed: Preferably above 1 MBPS
• Headset: Any decent headset and microphone which can be used to hear clearly

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