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Medicare pays for services and supplies that are furnished incident to a physician’s or other practitioner’s services, are commonly included in the physician’s or practitioner’s bills, and for which payment is not made under a separate bene…
CMS recently revised the code descriptor for HCPCS code G0136 to remove the social determinants of health risk (SDOH) assessment. The code remains on the Medicare telehealth services list. View this article for details on the new assessment…
Learn more about billing Medicare for prolonged office and other outpatient E/M services that exceed the maximum time by at least 15 minutes on the date of service.
Avoid claim rejects. If you bill E/M codes within the CPT code range 99202-99239, do not report more than one unit per date of service.
CMS updated guidelines for critical care services effective January 1, 2022. These updates were implemented, and address billing and coding processes.
CMS has new guidelines for teaching physicians effective January 1, 2022. These updates were implemented February 15, and addressed services in certain primary care centers along with selection of office / outpatient time-based codes.
This article summarizes the Medicare E/M guidelines for split or shared E/M services effective in 2024.
Nursing facilities include skilled nursing facilities, psychiatric residential treatment centers, and immediate care facilities for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
A scribe is a person who documents the physician's dictated notes, patient conversations, and activities during the visit, usually in real time. Scribes are not, in themselves, providers of items or services.
This is a central location for incident-to services information, including links to related CMS resources and references. General information regarding the Medicare program can be found using the topics on your top navigation bar. Please su…