Your Healthcare Reimbursement Partner
Getting Providers Paid Through Effective Reimbursement Strategies
WHO WE ARE
ABOUT RIVET HEALTH LAW
Health care is among the most heavily regulated industries in the United States, and navigating the complex and ever-evolving rules and regulations that govern reimbursement and compliance is a daunting task. Rivet Health Law is uniquely situated to help providers chart and navigate the course.
HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION EXPERTS
Rivet Health Law distinguishes itself through decades of extensive healthcare administration expertise. Founder Joseph Rivet brings over 20+ years of hands-on experience in healthcare operations, coding, compliance, billing, and reimbursement, elevating his legal practice. With a wealth of coding and compliance credentials, combined with a comprehensive understanding of medical records, he offers clients a distinctive perspective. His background in hospital and clinic settings equips him to navigate intricate clinical operations and address real-world reimbursement complexities with finesse.
FEATURED IN
REPRESENTING
HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS
Rivet Health Law represents a broad spectrum of health care providers with respect to reimbursement, audit, and compliance matters.
Client Representation Areas Include:
- Physician and Medical Groups
- Hospital and Health Systems
- Emergency Medical Services
- Skilled Nursing Facilities and Assisted Living Facilities
- Long-term Care Facilities
- Home Health Agencies
- Coding and Billing Management Companies
- Independent Diagnostic Testing Facilities (IDTF)
- Durable Medical Equipment Providers
- Sleep Centers
- Critical Access Hospitals (CAH)
- Rural Health Clinics (RHC)
- Physician and Mid-Level Employment Agreements
- Program of All-Inclusive for the Elderly (PACE)
LATEST NEWS
$100,000 Penalty Against Mental Health Center – Failure to Provide Timely Access to Records
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Virginia Practice Pays $2M For False Documentation
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Verification of Benefits – Are Payers Bound by Those Calls?
Verification of Benefits (“VOB”) occurs nearly daily, and the practice relies on the information provided by the [...]
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G2211 Can be Reported with Preventive Services
CMS Issued Transmittal 13015 on December 23, 2024, covering expanded reporting of G2211. CMS allows payment for G2211 when certain [...]
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Denial$ to Dollars: Writing a Winning Appeal – Mt. Pleasant, MI
The average denial rate is 18.12% for in-network claims based on data reported from the Health [...]
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2024 Third Party Payer Day
Third Party Payer Day is a premier event for medical billers, coders, reimbursement managers, practice [...]
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