Documenting PART

This short training summarizes the purpose of PART and how it fits into the initial and day to day visits within an episode of care. Most providers find that when they incorporate PART into the look and feel of the objective section of the note, for all patients, it provides a template for proving medical…

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Primary vs. Compensatory Subluxations

Difference Between Medically Necessary & Compensatory Subluxations For Medicare and many other 3rd party payers, the doctor can only justify examining and treating areas of the body in which the patient presents with complaints. For this reason, it is extremely important to get as much information from the patient about their chief complaints and their…

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Don’t Forget to do Your PART for Medicare

Pain, Asymmetry, Range of Motion, and Tissue/Tone Changes For any claim that requires proof of medical necessity, the primary diagnosis has to be subluxation. PART is an acronym for Pain, Asymmetry, Range of Motion, and Tissue/Tone Changes. Applying the PART process in the absence of an x-ray is required for you to determine whether there…

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A Brief Overview of PART

The essence of medical necessity in Medicare is being able to prove that a subluxation exists, since the only coverage for chiropractic treatment is manual manipulation of the spine to correct a subluxation. The subluxation can be identified by x-ray or through documentation using the acronym PART. This brief tutorial outlines the components of PART…

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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…

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