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Tag Archives: Medical Billing
FAQs from “JW Modifier and SAD Demystified” Webinars
Questions on New CMS Pharmaceutical Policies “Finally Friday!” hosted a presentation by Bill Malm on Friday, May 20, providing an educational review of the newest Transmittals concerning the reporting and billing of drug wastage and so-called “self-administered drugs” (SAD). The … Continue reading
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Tagged CMS, drug billing, drug wastage, jw modifier, Medical Billing, medicare billing, sad, self-adminstered drug
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“Finally Friday!” Review of CMS’ JW Modifier and SAD Billing Policies
FRIDAY May 27, 2016: “All Things Pharmaceutical“ We’ve Now Split this 90-Minute Presentation into Two Videos Click here to Jump Down to the Videos Get the FAQs Document Get the Handouts Get the Handouts Sponsored by The Health Law Partners, … Continue reading
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Tagged CMS, drug billing, drug wastage, jw modifier, Medical Billing, medicare billing, sad, self-adminstered drug
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Via: Congress Requests Increased Medicaid Oversight by States
States may add more oversight to Medicaid billing, particularly for managed care. Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad (R) recently promised to “carefully consider an agreement hammered out by Iowa legislators late last week that creates enhanced oversight of the state’s Medicaid … Continue reading
Via: Report: Medicare Overbilling Costing About $40 Billion Annually
A new report alleges that improper payments are costing the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) billions of dollars, annually. Some observers are concerned that Medicare could become bankrupt unless immediate action is taken to correct these rising rates. … Continue reading
Medical Billing Types & the Codes Used for Them
The subject keeps coming up, so I decided to create a bill type list and post it for easy reference. This is NOT INTENDED to be a comprehensive explanation of all the bill types. That is beyond the scope of … Continue reading
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Tagged bill type, hospital bill type, hospital billing, Medical Billing, medical claims
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