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Medicare Bonus Payments Expire- What’s Next?

Post by gnevius@quickmedclaims.com
on American Ambulance Association, Bonus Payments, Cash Flow, Claims, Deductible, Fee Schedule, Medicare, Mileage Reimbursement, Rural, Urban
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December 31, 2017, 2359 Hours…
When the New Years ball begins its drop in New York City on December 31,

SSNRI and What it Means for EMS Agency

Post by gnevius@quickmedclaims.com
on Beneficiary Number, Claims, Claims Processing, Fraud, Insurance, Medicaid, Medicare Card, Social Security Administration, Social Security Number, SSN, SSN-based HICN
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What is SSNRI
SSNRI is the Social Security Number Removal Initiative. The Federal Government is mandating that all Social Security

Why the Billing Office Must Train

Post by gnevius@quickmedclaims.com
on Billing office, CAC, Certified Ambulance Coder, Claims, EMS, NAAC, National Academy of Ambulance Coding, Patient Care Reports, PCR, Regulations, Training
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It’s that time of year
Next week, our billing office family here at Enhanced Management Services will pause to train.

When Compassion and Compliance Collide

Post by gnevius@quickmedclaims.com
on Claims, CMS, Compassion, Compliance, Denials, Dialysis, Fraudulent, Medicaid, Medicare, Pre-Authorization, Radiation, Transports
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New initiatives
By now many of you, especially those of you who provide scheduled, routine, non-emergency transports (ie. Dialysis, radiation,

Documentation Skills and the Long-Time EMS Provider

Post by gnevius@quickmedclaims.com
on Affordable Care Act, Change, Claims, Classes, Courses, Detail, Documentation, Learn, Medicaid, Medicare, Obamacare, Patient Information, PCR, signature, Skills
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New Tricks You’ve heard the phrase; “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.” Well that may

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