Opting Out of Insurance and What You Need to Know
Do you know the difference between being a non-participating provider and opting out of insurance? This week we cover that topic. Watch the video to learn more!
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Opting Out of Medicare
The struggles of treating Medicare patients varies from low reimbursement rates to when a patient should sign the ABN form.
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Medicare: Understanding the Difference Between Non-Participating and Opting-Out
When it comes to chiropractic and treating Medicare patients, the time has come to make some big decisions for you and your practice. In the final 6 weeks of every calendar year, chiropractors may elect to be Par or Non-Par providers. Don’t confuse this with the ability to opt out of Medicare, a luxury not afforded to chiropractors and a select few other health care providers (Noridian Healthcare Solutions, 2018).
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Are Chiropractic Physicians Able to Opt-Out of Medicare?
Chiropractic Physicians are not allowed to opt-out of Medicare. However, in an attempt to avoid the regulations, billing requirements, and documentation requirements, some chiropractic physicians attempt to find the loopholes in this prohibition.
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Can You “Opt Out” of Medicare?
To avoid the regulations, billing requirements, and documentation requirements, some chiropractic physicians try to find the loopholes in this prohibition.
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Medicare Comparative Billing May Provide Important Feedback
Many chiropractic physicians recently received a Comparative Billing Report. Some believe that the timing of the information and the announcement of Medicare beginning audits is no coincidence. The responsibility to document the rationale for care is required for every physician. Learn more now!
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Medicare Announces Part B Deductible for 2021
Recent legislation signed by President Trump significantly dampened the 2021 Medicare Part B premium increase that would have occurred, given the estimated growth in Medicare spending next year. The standard monthly premium for Medicare Part B enrollees will be $148.50 in 2021, an increase of $3.90 from $144.60 in 2020. CMS also announced that the annual deductible for Medicare Part B beneficiaries is increasing.
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