New online tool to help with Medicare’s “incident-to” rules

Written by Reed Tinsley, CPA | April 20, 2016

Want help in determining when a non-physician’s service can be billed? Novitas Solutions, the Texas Medicare Administrative Contractor, has developed an interactive self-service tool to assist you in determining when a non-physician practitioner’s service can be billed under the “incident to” provision.  This tool assists physicians and their staff with understanding the CMS Part B “incident-to” requirements, how to apply the rules to their individual patient/provider circumstances, and how to understand documentation requirements.
You can find this useful tool on the Novitas website at:
www.novitas-solutions.com/webcenter/portal/MedicareJH/IncidentTool

 

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