9-1-1

“NICE” by Default

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on 9-1-1, Christmas, EMS, Fire, first responders, Holidays, Insurance, Naughty, Nice, North Pole, Saint Nick, Santa
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Naughty or Nice?
It’s that time of year when we all wonder where we fall on ol’ Saint Nick’s magic

Other Methods of Transportation are Contraindicated

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on 9-1-1, Ambulance, Benefit, Clinical Documentation, CMS, Emergency, Insurance, Medicaid, Medical necessity, Medicare, Medicare Administrative Contractors, Non-Emergency, PCR, Social Security, Transportation
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Medical Necessity Defined
We talk a lot about Medical Necessity in the ambulance billing office. Medical necessity and Reasonableness are

Properly Executing the Medicare ABN-Part II

Just about one year ago, we used this blog space to publish a two-part series on how to properly execute

Setting the “Stage”

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on 9-1-1, Bed-Bound, Diagnosis Codes, Documentation, Injury, Insurance, Medical necessity, Transports, Treatment
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Landing the Series
Today we’re landing the “Documentation Review as a Habit” series. Our seventh and final installment of this

Documenting Causation for Illnesses

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on 9-1-1, Assessment, Billing office, Causation, Coding, Diagnostic Code, Documentation, Emergency, ICD-10, Illness, Necessity, Non-Emergency, Patient Care Report, PCR, Symptoms, Transport
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V.
Our “Documentation as a Habit” series moves on to Part V this week. In it, we’ll discuss causation or

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