Transports

Medicare Add-On Payments- Time is Running Out!

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on Add-on Payments, Ambulance, American Ambulance Association, Bonus Payment, Fee Schedule, Fraud Protection, Medicare, Mileage, Reform Act, Schedule, Super-Rural, Transports
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Five Months!
Five Months have passed since Senators Stabenow, Roberts, Leahy, Collins and Schumer introduced S. 967 entitled the “Medicare

The Do’s and Don’t’s of PCS Signatures

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on Attestation, Credentials, Discharge Planner, Doctor, Electronic Signature, Non-Emergency Transports, Non-Repetitive, Nurse, PCS, Physician Certification Statement, Repetitive, signature, Transports
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Signature Focus
The Physician Certification Statement (PCS), required by Medicare for all non-emergency transports, can confuse even the seasoned ambulance

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 III

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on AAA, Ambulance Fee, Bonus Payments, Contract, Data, Geographic, Health Care, Medicare, Prior Authorization, Providers, S. 967, Transports
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Three weeks ago, we began the first of four consecutive 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