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C O N F E R E N C E B R O C H U R E

W E D N E S D A Y – F R I D A Y

APRIL 14 – 16, 2010BALTIMORE MARRIOTT WATERFRONT

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

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The Inner Harbor. Baltimore’sshining crown jewel and world-renowned Inner Harbor is linedwith fabulous attractions,restaurants and unique shopping,right in the heart of downtown.

Amazing Cuisine. From finedining on white linen to atraditional crab feast on brownpaper, Baltimore’s restaurants &night clubs offer cuisine for everystyle and taste.

Unique Experiences. With morethan 130 attractions highlightingeverything from education tohistory to entertainment,Baltimore offerssomething foreveryone.

Eclectic Neighborhoods.Baltimore’s downtownneighborhoods, including MountVernon, Fells Point and Little Italy,serve up great food, fascinatinghistory, unique attractions andshopping galore.

Arts & Events. With anabundance of art, cultural andhistoric museums and liveentertainment venues,Baltimore’s vibrant art scene isnot to be missed.

Easy to Get To & Get Around.Baltimore is easily accessed by car,plane, train or bus. Although mosteverything you will want to do andsee is within easy walking distance,you can also explore by water taxi,trolley tours, harbor cruise, ride theDucks or paddle boat.

JOIN HBMA IN “CHARM CITY.” We invite you to join usin Baltimore, a vibrant city on the water where you willfind hidden treasures just waiting to be discovered.Nightlife to neighborhoods, shopping, dining andattractions—your options are limitless.

There’s simply no better way or place to put your finger on the pulse of thebilling industry! Our distinguished faculty will provide you with the most currentinformation on regulations and technological advances that directly impact yourbusiness. Opportunities abound for you to meet face-to-face with your peers andindustry experts to discuss the ever-evolving changes in healthcare. As a newoffering this year, we encourage you to come “behind the scenes” and experiencethe efforts of the HBMA Government Relations and Technology Committees.

Outstanding educational sessions and networking opportunities make this conferenceone of the best dollar and time commitments you can make. And with the increasinglydynamic nature of the healthcare and medical billing industry, you cannot afford tomiss the HBMA Spring Conference. We look forward to seeing you there!

— Scott Everson, CHBME • HBMA PresidentVP, Business Development, PracticeMax, Inc.

BALTIMORE MARRIOTT WATERFRONT700 Aliceanna Street • Baltimore, Maryland 21202 • www.marriott.comGroup Reservations: 800-228-9290 or 410-385-3000

Baltimore’s only waterfront hotel is a full-service, thirty-two story landmarklocated on the edge of Baltimore’s historic Inner Harbor. This premiere propertyis just steps from the restaurants and shops at the Inner Harbor, the NationalAquarium, Maryland Science Center and USS Constellation.

In addition to 753 well-appointed guest rooms, the Baltimore MarriottWaterfront features an indoor swimming pool, fitness center, hi-tech businessamenities and stunning views. On-site dining options include Grille 700, a

stunning waterfront restaurant; Kozmo’s Lounge, an upscale martini bar; andRigano’s Bakery and Deli offering take-out, baked goods and Starbucks.

The Baltimore Marriott Waterfront is offering HBMA guests special group ratesof $229, plus tax. Complimentary wired internet access in the guest rooms isincluded. We strongly recommend making your room reservations early andwell before the cut-off date of Monday, March 22, 2010.

The hotel is situated immediately off I-95 and 15 minutes fromBaltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport

(BWI). Self-parking rates are $25 daily with valet parking at$38 per day. The hotel maintains a smoke-free policy.

welcome! TAKE IN ALL THAT

CHARM CITY H A S T O O F F E R

H B M A 2 0 1 0 S P R I N G E D U C A T I O N A L C O N F E R E N C E • A P R I L 1 4 - 1 6 , 2 0 1 0

B A L T I M O R E M A R R I O T T W A T E R F R O N T • B A L T I M O R E , M A R Y L A N D

schedule at-a-glanceTUESDAY, APRIL 133:00 – 4:00 pm. . . . . . . . . Technology Committee Meeting (Open to Attendees)

4:00 – 6:00 pm. . . . . . . . . Government Relations Committee Meeting (Open to Attendees)

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 148:00 am – 12:00 pm . . . . PRE-CONFERENCE SESSION: Hot Topics in Compliance

Holly Louie, Karen Collier, Robert Burleigh12:00 – 1:00 pm. . . . . . . . First-Timer / New Members Lunch Session1:00 – 1:45 pm. . . . . . . . . President’s Welcome – Scott Everson1:45 – 3:00 pm. . . . . . . . . Medicare Reform & the Future of Medicare – Jonathan Blum (CMS, Invited)

3:00 – 3:30 pm. . . . . . . . . Break3:30 – 5:00 pm. . . . . . . . . Privacy & Security Compliance As It Relates to Meaningful Use – Lesley Berkeyheiser5:00 – 7:00 pm. . . . . . . . . Exhibitor Showcase & Opening Reception

THURSDAY, APRIL 157:00 – 8:00 am . . . . . . . . . Continental Breakfast8:00 – 9:30 am . . . . . . . . . Telecommuting: Is It Right for Your Team & Your Company

David Jakielo & Roxanne Smith-Kovac9:30 – 10:30 am . . . . . . . . Exhibitor Showcase & Break10:30 am – 12:00 pm . . . Compliance and the Electronic Medical Record – Cindy Parman12:00 – 1:30 pm. . . . . . . . Networking Lunch1:30 – 3:00 pm. . . . . . . . . Self-Insured Medical Plans and Regulation Z – Terrence Finn & Robert Burleigh3:00 – 4:00 pm. . . . . . . . . Exhibitor Showcase & Break4:00 – 5:30 pm. . . . . . . . . Washington Update – Bill Finerfrock5:30 – 6:30 pm. . . . . . . . . Exhibitor Hosted Wine & Cheese Reception

FRIDAY, APRIL 167:00 – 8:00 am . . . . . . . . . Continental Breakfast8:00 – 9:30 am . . . . . . . . . CONCURRENT SESSIONS

a. ICD-10 – Holly Louie & Melody Mulaikb. Clearinghouses & Medical Billers: Moving EDI Forward Together –

Tim McMullen & Doug Bilbreyc. Building Your Personal Brand – Don Yeager

9:30 – 10:30 am . . . . . . . . Final Exhibitor Showcase, Refreshment Break & Drawings10:30 am – 12:00pm . . . . CLOSING GENERAL SESSION: What Makes the Great Ones Great – Don Yeager1:00 – 5:00 pm. . . . . . . . . POST-CONFERENCE SESSION: Third Party Medical Billing and EHR – Ronald Sterling

REGISTEREARLY!

Participants in the HBMA Spring Conference may earn 14.0 credits toward the designations of CHBME (CertifiedHealthcare Billing & Management Executive) or CMBA (Certified Medical Billing Associate). The Pre-Conference andPost-Conference Courses each offer an additional 4.0 credits.

Register today at www.hbma.org


PRE-CONFERENCE PROGRAMWEDNESDAY, APRIL 14

Hot Topics in Compliance 8:00 am – 12:00 pmHolly Louie, RN, CHBME, PCS, Karen Collier, Esquire& Robert Burleigh, CHBME

This session has been designed for the ECP (ExperiencedCompliance Professional). It will be filled with dynamicreal-life scenarios from billing companies across thenation. Don’t miss this excellent opportunity to work ina small group setting with a great deal of interactionoffered between the participants and speakers. Bringyour questions and your real-life scenarios to share withother course participants. Glean knowledge you can takeback to your business and put to use immediately!

A separate Registration Fee of $99 is required for this pre-conferencecourse. Earn 4.0 credits toward HBMA Certification.

WEDNESDAY GENERAL SESSIONSMedicare Reform & the Future of Medicare 1:45 pm – 3:00 pmJonathan Blum (invited)

In the dual role of Director of the Center for MedicareManagement (CMM), and Acting Director, Center for Drug andHealth Plan Choice (CPC), Jonathan Blum oversees twocenters for Medicare services, each with budgets in thehundreds of billions of dollars. CMM and CPC are responsiblefor regulation and payment of Medicare fee-for serviceproviders, privately administered Medicare health plans, andthe Medicare prescription drug program. Over the course of hiscareer, Jonathan has become expert in the gamut of CMSprograms. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain an insideperspective of the future of Medicare.

Privacy & Security Compliance As ItRelates To “Meaningful Use”3:30 pm – 5:00 pmLesley Berkeyheiser

Providers need to become “meaningful users” of healthinformation technology. In this informative session, youwill explore WHAT is happening in our healthcare world

and HOW it is going to affect your billing business as youoffer services to healthcare providers.

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) offersa carrot-and-a-stick approach to healthcare adoption.Medicare and Medicaid participating providers will eitherneed to adopt within a certain period of time or face stifffinancial penalties in the future. ARRA enhanced security andprivacy requirements extend HIPAA enforcement to businessassociates and even create new business associate types.

• Examine the core requirements for covered entities asour industry prepares for the heightened adoption ofElectronic Health Records brought forth by ARRA

• Identify criteria for providers to become “Meaningful Users”

• Discuss elements of meaningful use related to privacy& security built upon HIPAA and their effect on thebilling function

THURSDAY GENERAL SESSIONSTelecommuting: Is It Right for YourTeam and Your Company8:00 am – 9:30 amDavid Jakielo, CHBME & Roxanne Smith–Kovac, CHBME

In this session the presenters will discuss the advantages,challenges and legal ramifications of having your teammembers work remotely. Find out what is necessary to becompliant. Analyze why you may need to have a combinationof employees, in-house and out, in order to attract and retaina competent workforce in today’s environment.

• Identify the economic advantages of telecommuting

• Determine whether this may be a viable option foryour team

• Discuss the pluses and minuses of working remotely

Compliance and The ElectronicMedical Record 10:30 am – 12:00 pmCindy Parman, CPC, CPC-H, RCC

A current “hot topic” in today’s economy is the need forhealthcare reform and the government’s plan to invest $10billion per year over the next several years on healthinformation technology, including electronic medical records.While many physicians and medical facilities see an EMR as

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a way to provide quick, easy documentation and generatemedical codes that are consistent and standardized, the roadto a compliant EMR is fraught with peril. Healthcare providersmust carefully consider the functionality, documentationrequirements, and integration with current computerprograms when selecting an electronic medical record fortheir institution.

There are currently hundreds of electronic medical recordprograms for sale and the review of these products can betime-consuming. This session will illustrate key medicalcoding and compliance issues that must be considered whenselecting a method of electronic healthcare documentation.

• Discuss the nature and structure of electronic medical records

• Provide examples of benefits and concerns with medical coding from EMRs

• Discuss planning and implementation for a compliant EMR

Self-Insured Medical Plans:Flexibility in Determining,Controlling and Paying MedicalBenefits and Regulation Z: WhatYou Don’t Know Can Hurt You1:30 pm – 3:00 pmTerrence M. Finn, Esquire & Robert Burleigh, CHBME

Terrence Finn will present an overview of the nature of theself-insured medical plan, including a discussion of the taxprovisions of the Internal Revenue Code and the laborprovisions of the Employee Retirement Income Security Actof 1974 (ERISA). Identify the parties and the contracts thattypically comprise a self-insured medical plan and contrastthe self-insured medical plan benefit structure with theinsurance structure. Mr. Finn will address the flexibility thatemployers can achieve though the avoidance of variousstate-mandated requirements for the insured medical plan.He will also provide an overview of ERISA federalpreemption of certain state laws and its impact on matterssuch as state statutes pertaining to prompt payment,medical malpractice and the determination of benefits.Discover the importance of the provisions of the self-insured plans and the contracts among the parties in thepayment of claims, the recovery of benefits and theresolutions of disputes.

The federal Truth in Lending Law, aka Regulation Z, hasbeen on the books for over 40 years. Every consumer whohas a credit card, auto loan, mortgage or other forms ofcredit has signed Regulation Z documents every timecredit is secured. These same requirements apply tomedical practices and health care providers, yet they areignored and/or violated almost daily, jeopardizing thepractice and the billing company supporting the practice.Mr. Burleigh will review the law, the specific requirementsthat are frequently overlooked, and address how to bringyour clients and your company into compliance.

Washington Update4:00 pm – 5:30 pmBill Finerfrock

In this traditional conference session, Bill Finerfrock willprovide up-to-the-minute updates on pending legislationand regulations that affect the billing community. Discoverwhat changes are on the horizon that could impact yourbusiness. You won’t want to miss this popular andinformative presentation and the opportunity to interactwith our HBMA Legislative Analyst, one of your association’smost valuable resources.

FRIDAY CONCURRENT SESSIONS8:00 am – 9:30 am

SESSION A: Clearinghouses and Medical Billers: Moving EDI Forward TogetherTim McMullen, JD, CAE & Doug Bilbrey

Clearinghouses play an integral part in EDI transactions. Buthow can they integrate with the medical billing industry?This informative session will cover the basics of aclearinghouses’ scope of services and how HMBA memberscan effectively leverage those services to enhance businessprocesses. Guidelines for 5010 implementation will becovered, including the ICD-10 implications. Learn about theCooperative Exchange and its member organization’simportant role in the transport of EHR and look to the futureon the emergence of Electronic Health Networks.


SESSION B: ICD-10Holly Louie, RN, CHBME, PCS & Melody Mulaik, MSHS

One thing the industry appears to agree on is that ICD-10 willpresent the biggest operational implementation challenge wehave ever faced. This unprecedented transition will requireplanning, collaboration, time and money. How can we do it betterand smarter? Can we minimize disruptions to our clients and ourorganizations? Will it really be a perfect storm? This session willfocus on where the industry is, plans for implementation,potential impact on your operations, contingency planning,questions you need to know the answers to, and more.

SESSION C: Building Your Personal BrandDon Yeager

Everyone recognizes the value of a brand. In fact, Business Weekmagazine once said that Coca-Cola’s brand alone is worth $67BILLION. But you don’t have to be a Fortune 500 company to bea brand. Today, in the Age of the Individual, every one of us is abrand. And, just as executives at Coca-Cola must do, it is yourresponsibility to increase your brand value daily.

The first step is understanding and defining your brand—skillsfor which Don Yaeger has developed a national reputation.His company, 180 Communications, has been asked to workwith some of the most famous athletes in the world of sportsto define and nurture their brand.

Regardless of age, regardless of position, regardless of thebusiness you’re in, anyone can benefit from this training. Donwill teach you how to define and then build your brand inorder to maximize your professional potential.

CLOSING GENERAL SESSIONWhat Makes the Great Ones Great?10:30 am – 12:00 pmDon Yeager

As a sports writer and author of seventeen books, Don Yeagerhas had a front-row seat with some of the greatest winners inathletics. Using rich, personal accounts gathered from morethan 20 years of interviews with many of today’s sports legendsand business leaders, Don has distilled “Sixteen ConsistentCharacteristics of Greatness”. Don shares these characteristicswith you in an easy, engaging style, which helps you realize thatyou, too, can achieve a higher level of personal success.

Following each story, Don reveals the characteristic that aparticular athlete personified. He offers tangible tips that you

can use to apply each winning characteristic to your life.

Discover how you can use that characteristic to achieve ahigher level of professional and personal success. You willleave the presentation with a newfound understanding of thevalue of associating yourself with the best in your business,preserving your integrity, and using adversity as fuel to propelyou past personal and professional obstacles.

POST-CONFERENCE PROGRAMThird Party Medical Billing and EHR1:00 pm – 5:00 pmRonald B. Sterling

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009includes $17 Billion to encourage and incentivizephysician practices to adopt Electronic Healthcare Records(EHR.) The key issue facing third party medical billers ishow these incentives will affect your physician clients andhow your organization can provide more added valueservices to your billing clients.

Ron Sterling is a nationally recognized expert on theselection and implementation of electronic healthcarerecord and practice management systems. In this half-dayprogram, he will review the opportunities and challengesthat electronic healthcare records (EHR) present and thevarious options available to third party medical billers.

• Identify the key components, benefits andcapabilities of an EHR for the practice and the billingcompany

• Explore the effect of EHR initiatives on third party billing

• Examine strategic and tactical EHR issues facingphysician practices

• Analyze EHR options for the third party biller

• Discuss EHR selection strategies to complement thirdparty billing services

• Review EHR implementation strategies and issuesfacing practices and third party billers

• Discover how to support clients in their EHR effortswhile enhancing billing services

A separate Registration Fee of $129 is required for this post-

conference course. Lunch is included. Earn 4.0 credits toward HBMA

Certification.

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EXHIBITOR SHOWCASEThe Grand Ballroom, Salons I-V, is the setting for the Exhibitor Showcaseand the gathering place throughout the conference. Food and refreshmentareas can be enjoyed here as you visit with each of our vendors who havecome here to do business with you. Come to shop, socialize, network andtake a break. You might even win a prize!

HBMA 2010 DRAWING Cash Prize Worth up to $1300.00

HBMA will again offer a cash prize drawing forconference attendees based on your visitations toexhibitor booths. The winner will receive $25 for each stampreceived from an exhibiting company on their game card. With 52booths, the potential prize money is worth $1300.00. The drawing willtake place at the Wine and Cheese Reception on Thursday evening. Youmust be present to win.

REFRESHMENT BREAKSThursday, April 15

9:30 – 10:30 am . . . . . . . . . . . . Morning Break & Exhibitor Showcase3:00 – 4:00 pm. . . . . . . . . . . . Afternoon Break & Exhibitor Showcase

Friday, April 169:30 – 10:30 AM. . . Morning Break, Exhibitor Showcase & Drawings

OPENING RECEPTION Wednesday, April 14 • 5:00 – 7:00 pm

Plan now to attend the Opening Reception in the Grand Ballroom as theSpring 2010 Conference gets underway. The HBMA Board of Directors,Education Committee and Exhibitors will all be on hand to welcome you tothis primary social and networking event. Eat, drink and be merry as you

meet friends, old and new. Come play the game that may have you bethe winner of the HBMA sponsored prize drawing. See you there!

EXHIBITOR HOSTED WINE & CHEESE RECEPTION

Thursday, April 15 • 5:30 – 6:30 pmGet your evening off to a great start with this fabulous wine-tasting eventhosted by our exhibitors. As you visit each booth, you will be served a favoredwine the vendor has especially chosen. Sample an assortment of internationaland domestic cheeses prior to heading out for your evening’s activities.

conference events BEHIND THE SCENESHBMA OPEN COMMITTEE MEETINGS

HBMA invites you to join us for these meetings onTuesday afternoon. This is your opportunity toview first-hand the efforts of our Committees andprovide your input.

TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEEMEETINGTuesday, April 13 • 3:00 – 4:00 pm

HBMA’s Technology Committee created the“Employer Pages,” a resource that many membersof HBMA are now using. The Committee iscurrently considering a number of othertechnology related tools that will greatly assistHBMA member companies. Please join thismeeting where the Technology Committee will bediscussing the current projects under way alongwith seeking your input for initiatives you wouldlike to see on their project list.

GOVERNMENT RELATIONSCOMMITTEETuesday, April 13 • 4:00 – 6:00 pm

The HBMA Government Relations Committee isgearing up for an important year on the legislativeand governmental agency front. Please join theCommittee and listen to the discussion among theCommittee Members and our GovernmentRelations Washington D.C. staff. You will also havean opportunity to interact with these veryknowledgeable individuals during the lightreception included with this event.

FIRST-TIME ATTENDEE &NEW MEMBER LUNCHEONSESSIONWednesday, April 14 • 12:00 – 1:00 pm

If you are a new member or attending your firstHBMA conference, we want to be sure to meetyou and make you feel welcome. HBMA invitesyou to join us for this special lunch session whereyou will meet your Board of Directors and learnmore about your association.

NETWORKING LUNCHEON Thursday, April 15 • 12:00 – 1:30 PM

Be sure to take advantage of this opportunity to maximize your networking and learning through shared interaction with your colleagues. DuringThursday’s lunch, a moderator will preside at each table to facilitate discussion on topics of most interest to the group. Tables will be set upaccording to company size, based on number of employees and whether your organization serves hospital-based or office-based practices.When assessing your company FTEs, please be sure to include any outsourced or off-shore employees. You may choose to participate indiscussions with your colleagues in similar circumstances or to join those at the level you are seeking to attain.

This is not a ticketed event. However, we do require that you sign-up in advance to assist us in planning a meaningful event.

To register, go to the meeting calendar at www.hbma.org

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2010springJOIN HBMA THIS SPRING IN BALTIMORE…THERE’S SIMPLY NO BETTER WAY OR PLACE TO PUT YOURFINGER ON THE PULSE OF THE BILLING INDUSTRY!

• Outstanding educational sessions & networking opportunities make thisconference one of the best dollar and time commitments you can make.

• Uncover advances in technology that can maximize the value of your business

• Keep up-to-date on a variety of regulations that affect the billing industry

• Gain the most current information and discuss ongoing changes in healthcare

• Build/ retain relationships with your colleagues and generate new ideas REGISTER

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CONFERENCE FACULTY

Lesley BerkeyheiserN-Tegrity Solutions Group

Doug BilbreyCooperative Exchange

Jonathan Blum (invited)Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

Robert Burleigh, CHBMEBrandywine Healthcare Services

Karen Collier, EsquireEPBS – Intermedix

Bill FinerfrockCapitol Associates

Terrence Finn, EsquireOber Kaler Attorneys At Law

David Jakielo, CHBMESeminars and Consulting

Holly Louie, RN, CHBME, PCSPractice Management, Inc.

Tim McMullen, JD, CAECooperative Exchange

Melody Mulaik, MSHSCoding Strategies, Inc.

Cindy Parman, CPC, CPC-H, RCCCoding Strategies, Inc.

Roxanne Smith-Kovac, CHBMEPrecision Medical Management, Inc

Ronald SterlingSterling Solutions, Ltd.

Don Yeager180 Communications


Register online at www.hbma.org or return this form with your payment to HBMA.Please complete and submit a separate Registration Form for EACH Attendee.

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NETWORKING LUNCHEON Select the appropriate groupOffice-Based with ❑ FTE 1-15 ❑ FTE 16-50 ❑ FTE 51 plus Hospital-Based with ❑ FTE 1-15 ❑ FTE 16-50 ❑ FTE 51 plus❑ None of the above – Will not attend

CONCURRENT SESSIONS Select only the one session you plan to attend❑ Session A: Clearinghouses ❑ Session C: Personal Brand❑ Session B: ICD-10 ❑ None of the Above – Will not attend

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CANCELLATION POLICY: Full refund, less a $50 processing fee, will be granted only if a written cancellation

is received by HBMA by Friday, March 12, 2010. No refund will be made for no-shows.

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