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2013 Accounting Tip #10
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2013 Accounting Tip #5
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2013 Accounting Tip #2
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CMS Medicaid Payment Rule
CMS held a call on the Medicaid PCP payment rule on Wednesday, December 12, 2012. The following summary of that call. Administrative: They will issue more guidance within a month as Q/As at Medicaid.gov Physician Self-Certification: To qualify for payment physician has to self certify, indeed, but responsive to the many questions they received on… Continue Reading
Medicare cuts still Pending
The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday rejected a Senate bill that would have averted a 27.4 percent Medicare physician payment cut scheduled for Jan. 1, leaving 2012 Medicare payment rates in limbo. A House-Senate conference committee will now be charged with working out differences between the two versions of the bill. The Centers for… Continue Reading