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A repetitive service is defined as medically necessary ambulance transportation that is furnished three or more times during a 10-day period OR at least once per week for at least three weeks. Repetitive ambulance services are often needed…
Facet joint interventions may be used in pain management for chronic cervical/thoracic and lumbar/sacral pain arising from the paravertebral facet joints. Imaging guidance (fluoroscopy or CT per code descriptor) is used to assure accurate p…
Physician certification statements (PCS) are required for patients who are under the direct care of a physician and are required to verify the medical necessity for certain scheduled and unscheduled non-emergency ambulance transports. Read…
The PWK (paperwork) segment of the X12N version 5010 allows for submission of supporting documentation with a version 5010 837 electronic claim. This article details the process for using this option.
Improved cash flow, added security, and reduced administrative costs are just some of the advantages of electronic billing.
An entity or individual who wishes to furnish mass immunization services - but may not otherwise qualify as a Medicare provider - may be eligible to enroll as a “mass immunizer.”
Complete review of the eligibility feature in SPOT.
Providers must use the patient’s Medicare Beneficiary ID (MBI) for all transactions.
Do you want to know how to avoid MSP claims payment delays and inappropriate denials?
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