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Once enrolled as a Medicare provider, a billing method with Medicare needs to be established.
Step 1: Choose your billing method
There could be several reasons why your claim was denied or otherwise did not process successfully. Use these available resources to identify claims processing codes.
Learn about the top errors First Coast has identified for Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) claims and how you can prevent the errors on your claims.
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.
First Coast is responsible to ensure compliance with the credit balance reporting process. The information provided below offers a brief explanation of how the CMS-838 credit balance reports should appear before either faxing to First Coast…
Payment for ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) are made under a separate payment system. As such, certain modifiers are specific to ASCs. This article explores these modifiers.
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.
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.
Ambulance modifiers identify the place of origin and destination of the ambulance trip and must be included on all ambulance claims.