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Additional workshops are currently being scheduled in Greeley and the northeast/eastern parts of Colorado for January and February, 2010. Please check back as workshops will be posted when they are confirmed.
Are You A Colorado Physician Providing Primary Care to Seniors?
Thanks to a grant from the Colorado Health Foundation and the support of the Alzheimer's Association Colorado Chapter and Senior Care of Colorado, YOU can:
Become a Medicare Expert!
Be confident in your coding and documentation abilities
know the 2 key paths to billing success
know how to provide great geriatric patient care AND be paid appropriately
know the critical role of place of service
know, specifically, what Medicare pays
Learn key lessons from Colorado's largest geriatric practice
Increase Senior Access to Quality Healthcare!
Understand what the Medicare guidelines require and what they don't
Understand that the Medicare program does pay fairly (although not necessarily adequately to fix the growing crisis)
Be comfortable serving seniors with the toughest clinical challenges
When you become a participant in the Colorado Mesa Initiative at no cost to you or your practice, you'll gain access to the M.E.S.A. Training Resources:
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Three-Hour Face-to-Face Training Workshop
Medicare Coding & Documentation
Clinical Guidelines
12 common disease states in seniors
emphasis on treating the demented patient
Alzheimer's Association Colorado Chapter resources
Web-Based Resources
Training Workshop Videos and Materials
Online Discussion Forum
Provider Progress Checklist
Live Followup Activities
Progress Notes Audit and Conference Call
MD Conference Call
Who Should Attend?
Physician Practice Leaders/Owners
Physicians, NPs, PAs, & RNs who care for seniors
Practice Administrators and Managers
Billing Personnel
M.E.S.A. Initiative: Instruction, Ideas and Inspiration
We've all heard the disconcerting news:the population is aging and the supply of physicians serving our senior population is not growing proportionately. A dire shortfall of primary care physicians, especially in the rural areas of Colorado, is anticipated and we're beginning to feel the impact even now.
The current Colorado M.E.S.A. Initiative grant funding covers three regions, as defined by the Alzheimer's Association Colorado Chapter, across the state of Colorado.
