Post Tagged with: "News Highlights"
-
-
CMS Extends Meaningful Use Hardship Exception Deadline to November 30
Due to significant pressure from the AMA, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced the reopening of its Meaningful Use (MU) hardship exception application for physicians and hospitals to […]
continue reading → -
Don’t Be Surprised in 2015 — Review The Quality and Resource Use Reports
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) released the 2013 Quality and Resource Use Reports (QRURs) for all physicians and practices nationwide on Sept. 30.The reports contain information on […]
continue reading → -
NCMS PAC Board of Directors Endorses Judicial Candidates
Following many requests from members, the NCMS PAC Board of Directors has endorsed candidates for NC Supreme Court and NC Court of Appeals. They are made in an effort to […]
continue reading → -
How Do You Feel About the Open Payments System?
The AMA is conducting a brief survey of physicians’ experience in registering in the Open Payments system and reviewing their data. Last week, in response to mounting physician frustration with the […]
continue reading → -
Budget Released Late Last Night; Senate Votes This Morning
The budget document hammered out over the last few days by the NC House and Senate was released at 11:05 p.m. last night (Wednesday). The North Carolina Medical Society (NCMS) […]
continue reading → -
-
NCMS Responds to Senate’s Latest Medicaid Reform Proposal
See how you can take action.
continue reading → -
Learn About the Open Payments Dispute Process on National Provider Call Tuesday, 7/22
On July 22, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) will host a National Provider Call during which CMS experts will give a brief introduction to Open Payments and […]
continue reading → -
Last Chance To Take Part In Record-Setting Nationwide Physician Survey
The Physicians Foundation’s third biennial physician survey has so far elicited an unprecedented response from doctors nationwide. Be sure your voice is heard among your colleagues. This survey has been instrumental […]
continue reading →