Wondering what it’s really like to intern at DZA? Just ask James.
James Harrison recently wrapped up his internship with DZA while finishing a triple major in Accounting, Finance, and Entrepreneurship at Washington State University. Between classes, working as a teaching assistant, and winning WSU’s Business Plan Competition, James had a full plate, but he still found room to grow (and thrive) at DZA.
Welcome to DZA’s latest newsletter, where we bring you the important updates affecting hospitals and other healthcare facilities for the upcoming calendar year (CY). This edition covers CMS’ proposed rules…
Cory Burnett is a Senior Accountant at DZA, working in the Client Advisory and Accounting Services (CAAS) team. His work spans a wide range of support, from providing CFO services to tackling one-off accounting projects.
At DZA, our strength lies in the people who deliver excellent service every day. One of those leaders is Joe Lodge, a Principal who brings experience, attention to detail, and a strong sense of purpose to every project he supports.
Payment delays are creating new challenges for Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) billing under Method II. Recent changes from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) aimed at preventing denials…
We conclude our review of the twelve compliance requirements with federal awards by reviewing the final six compliance requirements listed in the annual Compliance Supplement (2 CFR Part 200, Appendix…
As we are all painfully aware, Congress has passed Trump’s signature bill act known lovingly as One Big Beautiful Bill Act (the Act), but it’s not a bill anymore is…
With a strong foundation in Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement consulting, Shayna is not only a leader on her team, but also a trusted resource for her clients and a vibrant member of our firm’s culture.
Today, we’re highlighting Tristi Cohelan, a Principal who’s been diving into the world of healthcare reimbursement for nearly two decades and is the author of several DZA reimbursement newsletters. She’s passionate about finding solutions, by following the clues, and yes, spending quality time with her favorite spreadsheet software.
While depreciation is often viewed as a routine line item on the balance sheet, its implications for rural hospitals and non-profit entities are far-reaching, influencing reimbursement, capital planning, and long-term…
