The 2025 Medicare fee schedule is out, and changes are here! Learn how to access and understand your Medicare administrative contractor’s fee schedule for your jurisdiction, identify the correct rates for your practice, and update your software accordingly.
Are you, like many of our new clients, unfamiliar with the term GFE? Or have you been searching for resources to understand it better? The Good Faith Estimate requirements, which came into effect on January 1, 2022, are not optional. It’s crucial that you understand and implement them correctly. Take a moment to ensure you are on the right track.
Where Did Your Money Go? Discover how a KMC University Practice Billing Profile can uncover hidden opportunities in your practice’s revenue.
Let’s discuss the importance of staying on top of payer policy changes and how the payer strives to educate through publications and training. We consider that KMC University members are under our care and protection, which includes keeping them up to date on important changes, updates, and news that can affect their reimbursement and compliance. This content is meant for members. We’d love to help you come under our umbrella of care and protection with…
Are confusing Medicare denial codes slowing down your cash flow? In this HelpDesk video, Yvette from KMC University clarifies the common Medicare denial codes that can leave chiropractors scratching their heads. Learn what codes like CO24, MA130, and CO16 really mean, and find out how to avoid simple errors that lead to claim rejections. Make sure your practice gets paid accurately and promptly by mastering these essential billing tips. If claim denials are a regular…
Why do so many people have their hands in the pot of your office pocketbook? Ensure you know the rules for charging Medicare Advantage patients when you are out of network with their plan. It may seem like you should be able to do your own thing. Medicare Regulations are clear on this topic. Check this video out to learn more about charging Medicare Advantage patients for their medically necessary spinal CMT services. We’ve seen…