Lisa Manziel

Once an organization or a firm voluntarily discloses its misconduct by itself, it’ll invite a lot of probing inquisition. The firm is given the burden to choose what to disclose and what not to disclose. Legal expert Lisa Manziel has however stated that many forget to think of where to make the disclosure. Lisa Manziel has been working with healthcare practitioners and firms for more than thirty years. She is a legal practitioner who specializes in business law and compensation problems at  Manziel Law Offices . She further warned firms taking this step never to underestimate their decisions because this is a serious issue. While most firms make these disclosures to the government, there is another entity they can disclose to. That is the DOJ(Department of Justice). However, no matter the entity you disclose it to, each has its advantages and disadvantages. It’s up to you to weigh the pros and cons and choose the better option. Advantages of Self Disclosure to the Departments of Justic

Many of us must have availed of tax-advantaged health benefits, employer-funded health plans, or  health insurance  funds at one point in time.  Healthcare reimbursement is the way healthcare providers are being paid for services rendered to patients. And this is one part that has undergone various changes and reforms over the years. It has got many thinking on whether doctors are being overpaid or underpaid and if the incentive being received can make them go overboard with their services or cut down on attention that patients are supposed to receive. The question is why should reimbursement be this complicated? Is it possible if they can be paid based on the quality of care being provided?  As a renowned founder of  Manziel law offices  specializing in insurance and health law, this and many more are things Lisa Manziel needs to handles. Lisa provides the 4 main reimbursement methods used in healthcare: Fee-for-Service As the name implies, providers are being paid based on the servic