The Magical Modifiers Medicare billing is a simple process, given that we only have three CPT codes covered under the chiropractic benefit. However, precise billing is required to ensure proper communication and a clear description of what transpired with the patient. The magic is in the modifiers, and this module provides all the quick answers…

Charge and Fee Rules Specific rules apply for providers when charging for Medicare-covered and non-covered services. Careful attention must be applied to ensure proper fees are set and charged. A misstep here can be construed as an inducement or worse, a dual fee schedule. Spend some time with this module to come up to speed…

Congratulations you have completed the entire Verifying the Type of Medicare Beneficiary & Plan  course. Test your knowledge on the basic components of compliant documentation by completing the Verifying the Type of Medicare Plan Final Course Assessment

An Overview of Part C In some areas, Medicare Part C plans are more common among chiropractic patients than traditional Medicare. It is because they offer a more robust benefit package at lower out-of-pocket cost for the patient. These plans offer Part A, B, and D (prescription) coverage under one benefit plan. Most providers review…

Congratulations you have completed the entire Medicare Medical Necessity & Documentation in Medicare course. Test your knowledge on the basic components of compliant documentation by completing the Medical Necessity & Documentation in Medicare Final Course Assessment

A Signed Note is a Reimbursable Note Medical records chronicle the details and happenings of a Medicare patient’s visits to the office. For services to be eligible for payment, patient records must be properly authenticated and signed according to Medicare’s signature guidelines. Likewise, all third-party payers, not just Medicare, have a signature standard