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Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries (QMB) Reference Documents

Download Reference Documents This page contains helpful tools that provide a deeper dive into the topic of Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries. Here we list timely tools to review, download, and save in your Medicare training documents Cost-Sharing for Medicare Advantage Plans List and Definition of Dual Eligibles Dually Eligible Beneficiaries Under Medicare and Medicaid Prohibition Billing…

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Chiropractic Specific Medicare Guidance from CMS

Download Reference Documents Medicare publishes helpful documents and alerts to keep providers in the know about important topics. On this page, we list timely tools to review, download, and save in your Medicare training documents. First, Medicare has compiled the most common misconceptions about Chiropractic care under the Medicare Part B program, and misinformation that…

Medicare Enrollment Tips and Tools

Download Reference Documents Medicare publishes helpful documents and alerts to keep providers in the know about important topics. On this page, we list three important tools to review, download, and save in your Medicare training documents. First, general enrollment tips are provided for your reference. Next, an important alert is shared that relates to providers…

Maintain Active Enrollment

Providers MUST Maintain Active Enrollment with Medicare Doctors of Chiropractic may not opt out of Medicare. In order to see Medicare patients, providers must maintain active enrollment with the Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) in their jurisdiction. This is called revalidation. In accordance with 42 CFR §424.515, in order to maintain billing privileges with Medicare, a…

Help! I’ve Fallen Out of Medicare

Medicare requires providers to revalidate their enrollment every 5 years. Sometimes, when a provider is not actively billing Medicare, their enrollment can become inactive. This short training outlines some of the pitfalls to be aware of and what to do about them.

I Submitted My Enrollment-Now What?

Preparation During the Approval Process Once a Medicare application has been submitted and approved, it could take between 30 and 120 days for final processing. During that time, there is plenty of preparation that can be done. Enrollment is but a single step in the process. Now the practice must be readied to accept, treat,…