With CMS using cost report Worksheet S-10 to determine a provider’s UC Factor 3 and ultimately their portion of federal uncompensated care payments, ensuring the accuracy of Worksheet S-10 reporting is essential for all Medicare DSH-eligible hospitals. Now, while we know that line 30 ultimately drives Factor 3, it is recommended hospitals review ALL data on S-10, not just the data that feeds to line 30. This includes looking closer at the cost to charge ratio (CCR) to ensure hospitals are capturing all costs that are considered allowable. As you may know, the cost to charge ratio has a direct effect on the data that is reported on Medicare cost report Worksheet S-10, which then in turn impacts UC payments.
Cost to Charge Ratio Review For Worksheet S-10 Uncompensated Care Reporting
Posted by Stacie Snider on Nov 1, 2018 11:14:25 AM
Topics: worksheet s-10, cost to charge ratio, cost reporting, Medicare Cost Report
Medicare Cost Reporting Updates - 7 Things to Know
Posted by Stacie Snider on Oct 24, 2018 1:56:42 PM
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has made updates to the cost reporting software, the rules for filing a hospital Medicare cost report and noted future potential changes. Here are 7 things to know:
Topics: cost reporting, Medicare Cost Report