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Clear. Clinical. Documentation.

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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

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

Dissecting “The Misunderstoods”- Part II- Billing for SCT

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on Advanced Life Support, ALS2, BLS, CMS, Medicare, Misconception, Misunderstanding, Patient Care Report, Payment, PCR, Procedure, SCT, Specialty Care Transport, Transport
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Bloggers note- early last year we posted a popular 2-part series talking about a subject we affectionately called “The Misunderstoods.”

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

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

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