Thursday, June 28, 2012 - Keys to Quick and Effective Documentation
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Version 5010 Enforcement
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Attended Electrical Stimulation
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Medicare for Chiropractors
Medicare is increasing its efforts to recover "overpayments" and has chiropractic squarely in the crosshairs. Medicare for Chiropractors was designed to teach chiropractors what Medicare wants and how Medicare wants it. Frequently using Medicare’s own words taken directly from their manuals; Medicare for Chiropractors is the most accurate and up to date source of Medicare information on the market today.
Dr. Friedman will discuss how Chiropractors can determine medical necessity in their exams and daily notes. You will learn how to produce documentation that exceeds the requirements for ALL payers, and how to do to this quickly and cost-effectively.
The Version 5010 enforcement discretion period ends on June 30, 2012.
All HIPAA-covered entities were required to upgrade to Version 5010 by January 1, 2012, however the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' (CMS) Office of E-Health Standards and Services initiated an enforcement discretion period to give the industry additional time to complete this upgrade, and meet full compliance with the upgraded transaction standards for ASC X12 Version 5010 (Version 5010) and NCPDP Versions D.0 and 3.0.
As of July 1, 2012, all complaints received in CMS' HIPAA Administrative Simplification Enforcement Tool (ASET) regarding any non-compliance with the updated standards by HIPAA-covered entities will be subject to enforcement action under the existing HIPAA transaction and code set enforcement process.
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Attended Electrical Stimulation
What is the code used for "attended" e-stim, and is it charged the same as for "unattended"? What should that charge be?
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Dr. Friedman will discuss how Chiropractors can determine medical necessity in their exams and daily notes. You will learn how to produce documentation that exceeds the requirements for ALL payers, and how to do to this quickly and cost-effectively.
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