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Providers billing Medicare should determine if a patient is enrolled in hospice before billing Medicare Part A. This article has tips on checking patient eligibility and avoiding hospice claim rejects.
Physicians who certify patient eligibility for hospice services must enroll in Medicare or opt out effective for claims submitted on October 7, 2024 and after with dates of service June 3, 2024 or later.
Learn how to avoid rejects of crossover claims by ensuring the addresses you have on file with Medicare and Medicaid match and are in the appropriate format.
This job aid was prepared by the Part A/B and home health and hospice (HHH) MAC collaboration team to help providers that experience claim rejections for overlapping dates of service.
In general, Medicare does not make payment if no transport occurs. In a situation where the beneficiary dies, payment under the Medicare ambulance benefit depends on the time at which the beneficiary is pronounced dead. Read this article to…
Read this article to learn more about ambulance trip / run sheets documentation.
Ambulance modifiers identify the place of origin and destination of the ambulance trip and must be included on all ambulance claims.
Want to learn the key differences between original Medicare and a Medicare Advantage plan? Take a look at our YouTube video.
Read this article for diagnosis coding guidelines on correctly billing malnutrition claims.
Features key resources to help you understand claim submission guidelines and current processing issues and how they may impact you.