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Improve your billing of hospital inpatient or observation discharge day management codes
Effective January 1, 2023, changes were made to hospital inpatient or observation discharge day management codes. Review this article for tips on proper code submissions.
Tips on how to avoid billing a duplicate claim
Duplicate claim denials continue to be one of the top billing errors. Duplicate submission of Medicare claims causes an increase in cost, valuable time, and resources for you, as well as First Coast…
Chronic care management and patient communication
CMS addresses chronic care management guidelines and how practitioners can offer access to care and care continuity, with reference to communication methods such as secure messaging, secure web, or…
Chronic care management and patient communication
CMS addresses chronic care management guidelines and how practitioners can offer access to care and care continuity, with reference to communication methods such as secure messaging, secure web, or…
Updated evaluation and management center
First Coast has updated our E/M center to provide links and tools to assist.
Billing for Rebyota fecal microbiota, live-jslm, HCPCS code J1440 -- Avoid rejections
Previous instructions to bill Rebyota fecal microbiota, live-jslm with HCPCS G0455, expired effective June 30, 2023. Instead, providers shall bill HCPCS code J1440 on the same claim with HCPCS 0780T…
Billing for Rebyota fecal microbiota, live-jslm, HCPCS code J1440 -- Avoid rejections
Previous instructions to bill Rebyota fecal microbiota, live-jslm with HCPCS G0455, expired effective June 30, 2023. Instead, providers shall bill HCPCS code J1440 on the same claim with HCPCS 0780T…
Appropriate drug billing Part B
Read this article to learn more about appropriately billing Part B drugs.
Reporting the national drug code
Read this article for helpful information to report the national drug code on claims.
No Medicare policies identified
In the absence of a LCD, NCD, billing and coding article or CMS manual instruction, NCCI or MUE, reasonable and necessary guidelines still apply. Read this article to learn more.