Adding Value and Performance to Health Care Billing Contracts
Health care attorneys can facilitate the best outcomes and protect their clients by focusing on performance measures and billing responsibilities in their billing clauses. This will also facilitate legal representation if things go wrong and litigation is required.
December 21, 2021 at 11:49 AM
7 minute read
Billing performance continues to be one of the top management issues affecting contractual relationships in the healthcare industry. In addition to contracts between providers and their outside billing agents, billing performance is also important in management services agreements between integrated health systems and their contracted OR owned partners, such as physician practices, outpatient diagnostic centers, ancillary or therapy providers, and home care or subacute entities.
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