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MIPS 2020 feedback is available for review by CMS. Clinicians can even ask for a targeted review in case of any error in the points or payment adjustments.

CMS extends the deadline for MIPS 2020 targeted review to help eligible clinicians check their data, score, payment adjustments, and apply for reweighting in case of any effect.

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Avoiding Improper Medicare Payments for Surgical Dressings When dressings are covered under other Medicare benefits, there is no separate payment using surgical dressing codes. we discussed improper Medicare payment reasons for surgical dressings and how to avoid them. For reference: https://bit.ly/3QkkH7n Contact us at info@medicalbillersandcoders.com/ 888-357-3226 #impropermedicarepayments #medicarepayments #medicarepaymentsforsurgicaldressings #medicarebenefits #medicare #CMS #medicalbilling

You can refer CMS article 'Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS) Proposed Rule CY 2023' for more information on proposed billing guidelines for OTPs. In case of any assistance is needed for medical billing and coding for your practice, Contact MedicalBillersandCoders (MBC) at info@medicalbillersandcoders.com/ 888-357-3226 for more information.

Our Medical Billing and Coding Experts shared the basic guidelines for Place of Service (POS) Codes in this article.

Prior authorization helps Durable Medical Equipment, Prosthetics, Orthotics, and Supplies (DMEPOS) suppliers ensure that applicable Medicare coverage, payment, and coding rules are met before DMEPOS items are delivered.

Medical billing is a complex process and it's always been a reason for the struggle of primary care physicians with dynamic billing rules.

The CMS defines Primary Care Exception as 'An exception within an approved GME Program that applies to limited situations where the resident is the primary caregiver and the faculty physician sees the patient only in a consultative role (that is, those residency programs with requirements that are incompatible with a physical presence requirement).