Search results
Filter by type
Line of business
Category
Filter by date
200 of 514 results
Providers are required to sign up for electronic funds transfer (EFT) using a CMS-588 EFT form upon initial enrollment in the Medicare program or when changing banking information.
Telehealth services substitute for an in-person visits and involve two-way, interactive technology permitting communication between the practitioner and patient. Recent legislation authorized an extension of many of the Medicare telehealth…
Learn more about billing Medicare for prolonged hospital inpatient or observation care E/M services exceeding the maximum time by at least 15 minutes on the date of service.
Learn more about billing Medicare for prolonged nursing facility E/M services exceeding the maximum time by at least 15 minutes on the date of service.
A claim must be submitted to Medicare no later than one year after the date of service to be considered filed timely. Claims returned to the provider have not been filed successfully.
This article provides guidance for billing provider-liable acute inpatient non-covered and acute partial inpatient non-covered days, and acute inpatient non-covered beneficiary-liable days.
Learn more about billing Medicare for prolonged home or residence E/M services that exceed the maximum time by at least 15 minutes on the date of service.
Effective January 1, 2024, IOP services are available for both individuals with mental health conditions and individuals with substance use disorders. This article addresses institutional billing requirements for these new services.
Find information on local and national coverage determinations specific to preventive services.
Do you find it challenging to identify a Medicare coverage policy concerning a particular item or service? Not sure what to do if a Medicare coverage policy doesn’t exist? A new FastTrack to Medicare Coverage Policies tool is now available…