Medical necessity

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

Repetitive Transport Documentation- Consistency is Important

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on Assessment, Baseline Condition, Chronic Conditions, Communication, Contractures, Documentation, Medical necessity, Narrative, PCR, Repeat Patients, Return Trip, Transportation
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The Same Patient
Repeat patients often suffer from chronic illnesses that persist during a period of their life span. Some

3 Reasons the Billing Office Can’t Bill Your EMS Incident

Blogger’s Note…
From time to time we pick out some of our most informative and memorable blog posts from the

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

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