Category: Business
Incident-To Billing Got You Confused?
Texas Medical Association (TMA) can help!
“Incident-to” billing – when services delivered by a nonphysician practitioner are billed under a supervising physician’s credentials – can be confusing, and Texas Medical Association staff are routinely fielding questions about those unique arrangements.
To help you avoid any billing blunders, TMA has released an education sheet on incident-to billing (login required), with a basic overview of guidelines and requirements.
The two-page guide addresses incident-to billing for Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial plans, along with helpful links to resources that can help answer your questions and resolve billing snags.
Download the incident-to education sheet – along with other resources on billing, collection, claims, and more – on TMA’s Educational Quick Tips page.
Automate Your Revenue Cycle and Avoiding EFT Fees
ARE YOU PAYING TO GET PAID?
OR
Would you like to lodge a complaint against a health plan?
Frontline Resource for helping low-income, Uninsured Texas Women
From Women’s Health
Reference Sheet Outlines Public Coverage Options for Uninsured Women |
The Texas Collaborative for Healthy Mothers and Babies has developed a reference sheet for frontline health care workers to help low-income, uninsured women in Texas potentially find coverage through one of the state’s public health insurance programs. |
Emergency Temporary Standards
FINALLY! a flow chart that helps make since of some of this.
Performance Blues (BCBS)
Has Performance given you the Blues?
I mean the Blue Cross Blues.
If you end up among the physicians covered in a wide-ranging quality program launched by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas (BCBSTX), you’ll get to see your score for the first time next month.
What’s that score going to look like?
Physician Directory
TRUST ME,
you need to
Having the Physician Directory at your finger tips is always a plus.
If you would like it in excel, just let POET know.
We would be delighted to get that for you.
Sam.gov
You may have noticed Sam.gov has changed.
POET has been working to find an easy way for you to check for exclusion.
We haven’t given up just yet.
But for those of you that need a process in order to stay on your monthly schedule, follow the link below.
We understand this is a very redundant process.
However, every person in your employment has to be checked on all 3 government websites monthly.
Office of the Inspector General TX Health and Human Services
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