Medicare Incident-To Billing
A Physician Office Billing

Physicians are forced to deliver health care services at a faster pace and lower cost than ever before. To respond to these pressures, many physicians routinely delegate numerous clinical functions to auxiliary personnel.

The good news is that Medicare will pay for these services as "incident to" a physician's care. The bad news is that the Medicare incident-to rules are complex and failing to comply with each and every requirement may result in having to make significant repayments to the Medicare program and could even create false claims liability.

This handy guide, published by MedLearn in conjunction with noted health law attorney, Todd A. Rodriguez, Esquire, is intended to provide physicians, auxiliary personnel or non-physician practitioners (NPPs) – including midlevel practitioners (physician assistants, and nurse practitioners, etc.), nurses technicians and medical assistants – used by physician offices in their offices on a regular basis with a quick and easy reference for understanding and applying the Medicare incident-to rules in their practices.

With the OIG “evaluating” Incident-To Services as part of the 2007 Work Plan, this book will help insure your practice is following the appropriateness of Medicare services performed “incident to” the professional services of the physician.

This new book is scheduled to deliver in January, and is being offered to B-C Advantage clients at 10% off the published price.

Order code – PITPO…..B-C Advantage PrePublished Price $51.30

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