Medicare

Cost Data Collection on the Horizon for EMS

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on Add-On, Ambulance Industry, American Ambulance Association, Budget, Collection, Cost Data, Data Collection, Medicare, Payment, Reimbursement, Reporting
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Reality Time
When the Philadelphia Eagles won their very first Super Bowl two weeks ago, the City of Brotherly Love

Medicare vs Medicaid- What’s the Difference?

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on AIF, Ambulance Transportation, Fee Schedule, Health, Insurance, Insurance Factor, MAC, Medicaid, Medicare, Necessity, Private, Rural, Super-Rural
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Interchangeable?
It seems that often EMS people like to interchange the words Medicare and Medicaid. While similar in scope, the

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

Medicare Bonus Payments Expire- What’s Next?

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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,

Mixing Business and Billing: EMS Documentation Impact on Billing and Reimbursement

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on Billing and Administration, EMS Management, Leadership, Medicare, Patient Care, PCR
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Periodically we re-post useful information authored by those we respect in the industry. Recently, Dan Pedersen of Page, Wolfberg and

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