Audit

Compliance Isn’t Easy

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on Audit, Billing, Coder, Compliance, EMS Agency, Margins, PCR, PCS, Regulations, Rules
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Being Deliberate
If your EMS agency is going to strive to be 100% compliant with all of the rules and

Railroad Medicare Cites 32.6% Denial Rate in Widespread Review

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on Audit, BLS, Codes, Compliance, Denial, Documentation, Medicare, Necessity, Non-BLS, Non-Emergency, Palmetto, PCS, Railroad Medicare, Review, signature, Transport
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Here we go again…
The Railroad Medicare program, administered by government contractor Palmetto Government Benefits Administrators (Palmetto GBA) has published

Compliance by Accident…is an Accident Waiting to Happen!

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on Audit, Compliance, Documentation, Medicaid, Medicare, Patient Care Report, PCS, Plan, Signatures
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Out of Sight…Out of Mind
How many of you reading this blog, right now, have a compliance plan located somewhere

Why is S. 967 So Important to the Ambulance Industry? Part IV

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on Audit, Authorization, CMS, Dialysis, ESRD, Fraud, Medicaid, Medical necessity, Medicare, Paramedicine, Provider, Reform Act, Reimbursement, Revenue, S. 967, Supplier, Transports
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S.967- Part IV
Today we land Part IV of our blog posts dedicated to helping us all understand the importance

Why is S. 967 So Important to the Ambulance Industry? Part II

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on Audit, Authorization, Dialysis, ESRD, Medicaid, Medical necessity, Medicare, Reform Act, Revenue, S. 967, Transports
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S.967- Part II
Last week, we opened this space with the first of four blog posts dedicated to helping