The Two-Midnight Rule: Why it is Still Relevant
Complimentary Webinar
It’s been a decade since CMS implemented the Two-Midnight rule, which aims to reduce improper payments for short-stay inpatient cases. However, despite this effort, hospitals and health systems continue to face challenges in maintaining compliance—especially after CMS’s recent guidance on Medicare Advantage plans. Many organizations are still grappling with the complexity of applying the rule and protecting their entitled revenue.
In this complimentary webinar, our experts will provide practical insights into the complexities of the Two-Midnight rule and its application across traditional Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans. You’ll also hear about proven strategies and real-world experiences that have helped our clients achieve compliance and improve revenue.
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Meet the Experts

BreAnn Meadows, FHFMA
President, Revenue Integrity Services
BreAnn Meadows is the President of Panacea’s Revenue Integrity Services Division. With over 20 years of experience in healthcare finance and revenue cycle, Bre has held executive-level positions in various organizations. She has extensive knowledge in Chargemaster Optimization software and service, Coding Audits and Education, and Comprehensive Compliance Software. Bre has also served as a speaker for various healthcare organizations and is a current board member and Fellow of the Philadelphia HFMA chapter.

George Kelley
President, KA Consulting Services
George Kelley serves as the President of the KA Consulting Division at Panacea Healthcare Solutions. With over 30 years of experience in healthcare financial management, George brings expertise in revenue cycle management, compliance, and process improvement. His background includes implementing new reimbursement policies, managed care recovery, charge description master redesign, and decision support systems. George has been a featured speaker at regional and national conferences on topics such as the Medicare Outpatient Prospective Payment System, RAC Preparation, and HIPAA Readiness. He holds an M.S. in Healthcare Financial Management and an MBA in Healthcare Administration from Temple University, as well as a B.A. in Business Studies/Accounting from Stockton State University. He is also a member of the Healthcare Financial Management Association.


