PYA Webinar Recast

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Recasts of PYA's Healthcare webinars.

  1. 11h ago

    Healthcare Third-Party Risk Management: Compliance & Cybersecurity

    PYA's Katie Croswell and Erin Walker discuss healthcare third-party risk management, including vendor inventories, risk tiering, due diligence, ongoing monitoring, offboarding, governance, and board oversight. Healthcare organizations rely on third parties across clinical, operational, financial, technology, and administrative functions. In this episode of PYA's Healthcare Regulatory Roundup, Katie Croswell and Erin Walker discuss how organizations can build a risk-based third-party risk management program that extends from vendor inventory and due diligence through ongoing monitoring, offboarding, governance, and board oversight. The discussion covers vendor risk classification, cybersecurity and compliance diligence, operational and financial considerations, offshoring, cross-functional governance, incident-response testing, and the information leadership and boards should receive to evaluate whether TPRM is functioning effectively. Webinar presented September 16, 2026. Regulatory guidance, cybersecurity threats, and compliance expectations discussed in the session may change over time. Webinar page, key takeaways, action items, FAQ, slides, and transcript: https://www.pyapc.com/insights/hcrr-118-webinar-managing-third-party-risk-compliance-and-cybersecurity.

  2. Sep 3

    FY 2027 Medicare Final Rules: IPPS, SNF, Rehab, Psych, and Hospice

    The FY 2027 Medicare final rules include payment, coding, quality reporting, and operational changes across multiple provider settings. In this episode of PYA's Healthcare Regulatory Roundup, Kathy Reep and Carine Leslie review inpatient payment and outlier changes, low-volume and Medicare-dependent hospitals, MS-DRG revisions, new technology add-on payments, CJRX, hospital quality measures, provider-based status, TEAM, LTAC, skilled nursing, inpatient psychiatric facilities, inpatient rehabilitation, and hospice. The presenters highlight both immediate implementation issues and future reporting or payment changes that healthcare organizations should incorporate into operational planning. Most provisions discussed are tied to the federal fiscal year and were described as effective October 1, 2026, unless a later date applies. Recorded August 26, 2026. The webinar also identifies items dependent on later congressional action and provisions with later effective dates. Webinar page, key takeaways, FAQ, slides, and transcript: https://www.pyapc.com/insights/hcrr-117-webinar-fy-2027-medicare-final-rules-inpatient-snf-rehab-psych-hospice-updates/

  3. Sep 3

    CY 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Proposed Rule: Key Changes

    CMS's CY 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS) proposed rule could affect payment, physician compensation, coding workflows, and compliance across services billed under the fee schedule. In this episode of PYA's Healthcare Regulatory Roundup, Lori Foley and Valerie Rock review proposed conversion factor changes, practice expense reform, the G2211 redesign, same-day E/M and global procedure payment, telehealth, RPM and RTM, MSSP and ACO incentives, MIPS Value Pathways, and CMS requests for information. The presenters also discuss why organizations should model the proposals at the provider and code level and assess downstream effects on revenue, physician compensation, documentation, operations, and compliance. Recorded August 12, 2026. Proposed-rule information reflects the status discussed during the webinar and may have changed since recording. Webinar page, key takeaways, FAQ, slides, and transcript: https://www.pyapc.com/insights/hcrr-116-webinar-ccy-2027-mpfs-proposed-rule-key-changes-and-strategic-implications/

  4. Aug 20

    Rural Health Transformation and Federal Policy Updates

    State implementation of the $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program is moving quickly, but funding models, eligible organizations, application processes, and reporting expectations vary by state. In this episode of PYA's Let's Get Rural series, Jane Jerzak, Kathy Reep, and Tracy Purcell explain direct-to-provider, aggregator, and hybrid RHTP models and review examples from North Dakota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Kansas, and Arkansas. The presenters discuss practical considerations for reviewing funding opportunities, budgeting allowable costs, aligning project outcomes with state goals, planning for sustainability, and building audit-ready documentation. They also address single audit and subrecipient considerations for organizations receiving or administering federal awards. The episode also covers provider-based department requirements, the proposed CJR-X bundled payment model, proposed 340B payment changes, 2027 obstetrical billing revisions, Rural Health Clinic telehealth coding, and federal legislation related to hospital transparency and rural facility support. The discussion was recorded July 30, 2026, and regulatory or legislative status may have changed since recording.

  5. Aug 19

    CY 2027 Proposed Rules: OPPS, Home Health, and ESRD Updates

    CMS has released Calendar Year 2027 proposed rules affecting hospital outpatient departments, ambulatory surgical centers, home health agencies, end-stage renal disease facilities, off-campus provider-based departments, and Medicare providers and suppliers more broadly. In this episode of PYA's Healthcare Regulatory Roundup, Kathy Reep and Carine Leslie review the proposed payment, quality, enrollment, and operational changes that warrant closer attention. The discussion covers the OPPS payment update, the proposed phaseout of the inpatient-only list, possible additions to the ASC covered procedures list, 340B drug payment changes, expanded site-neutral payments, off-campus department attestations and NPIs, price transparency, ESRD payment and quality measures, home health PDGM and budget-neutrality adjustments, faster quality reporting timelines, and proposed Medicare enrollment and revocation policies. The presenters emphasize the importance of modeling organization-specific impacts and submitting comments before the applicable deadlines.

  6. Aug 7

    Accounting and Audit Updates: Standards, Estimates, AI Impact

    Accounting and finance teams continue to manage evolving accounting standards, audit expectations, documentation requirements, employee benefit plan rules, and new AI use cases. In this episode of The Bottom Line, PYA's Kathryn Good and Tim Partridge discuss practical considerations related to lease accounting, auditor risk assessment, credit loss estimates, revenue recognition, controls over accounting estimates, Secure 2.0 provisions, and the responsible use of AI in accounting workflows. The discussion covers ASC 842 lease accounting, SAS 145 risk assessment and IT general controls, ASC 326 current expected credit losses, ASC 606 revenue recognition, internal controls over estimates, and selected Secure 2.0 implementation considerations. The presenters also explain how AI can support contract review, general ledger analysis, model documentation, and data review while emphasizing the need for human validation, data privacy, and appropriate IT controls.

  7. Jul 17

    Why Physician Practice Value Varies by Specialty

    In this PYA Summer CPE Symposium session, Matt Warren discusses why physician practice value varies by specialty and why no two practices should be evaluated as interchangeable. The session reviews key valuation terms, fair market value, and the asset, income, and market approaches. The discussion covers practice-specific value drivers, including ancillary services, equipment, payer mix, billing practices, market dynamics, advanced practice provider leverage, related party transactions, physician compensation, buyer motivations, and transaction structure.

  8. Jul 15

    OBBBA Medicaid Cuts and State Tax Implications

    In this PYA Summer CPE Symposium session, Ramzi Fadayel and Patrick Birmingham discuss Medicaid and state tax implications associated with the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, referred to in the presentation as OB3. The Medicaid portion covers provider taxes, state-directed payments, community engagement requirements, Medicare DSH, 340B, retroactive coverage, cost sharing, and other related provisions. The state tax portion addresses how states may respond to federal Medicaid funding pressure, including spending cuts, tax increases, reserves, decoupling from federal tax provisions, and selected state tax case studies.

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    PYA, P.C.
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
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