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Clear. Clinical. Documentation.

Post by gnevius@quickmedclaims.com
on ALS, Ambulance, Claim, Clinical, Documentation, Emergency, EMS, ICD-10, Insurance, Necessity, Patient Care Reports, PCR, Transport
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Bloggers note- we posted this blog almost a year ago to the day. It’s one of those topics that never

Winter Flu Season- How to Document?

Post by gnevius@quickmedclaims.com
on Ambulance, Disease Control, Documentation, Emergencies, Flu, Influenza, Medicare, Patient Care Report, Symptoms, Transport, Winter
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Holidays Behind Us…Enter Flu Season
We trust that you had a wonderful holiday season filled with many WARM memories (and

Gary’s Granola: Fiber for Today’s EMS Professionals

Post by gnevius@quickmedclaims.com
on Ambulance, Cardiac Monitor, Critical Thinking, Emergency Vehicle, EMS, Medics, Patients, pre-hospital, Protocols, Therapeutic
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Bloggers note- we’re featuring a post written by our Quick Med Claims colleague and retired paramedic, Gary Harvat. This week,

Transporting SNF Residents: Choosing the Proper Payer

Post by gnevius@quickmedclaims.com
on ABN, Advanced Beneficiary Notice, Ambulance, Billing, Claims Processing, Insurance, Medicare, Patient, Payer, Skilled Nursing Facility, SNF, Transport
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This week the industry experts at Page, Wolfberg and Wirth (www.pwwemslaw.com) posted an excellent article in the EMS Legal Update on

Medicare Add-On Payments- Time is Running Out!

Post by gnevius@quickmedclaims.com
on Add-on Payments, Ambulance, American Ambulance Association, Bonus Payment, Fee Schedule, Fraud Protection, Medicare, Mileage, Reform Act, Schedule, Super-Rural, Transports
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Five Months!
Five Months have passed since Senators Stabenow, Roberts, Leahy, Collins and Schumer introduced S. 967 entitled the “Medicare

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