Answering the Call Part 1: Your Receptionist’s Role in Wound Care
Receptionists wear many hats. They are the face of your practice, act as a detective, and are your gateway Read More →
Dispensing Surgical Dressings Prior to Surgery
If a surgical dressing will be needed following a surgery, may we dispense the dressing prior to the surgery and Read More →
Wound Care Kit Documentation
AMERX Wound Care Kits Dispensing AMERX Wound Care Kits allows providers to dispense both a primary dressing and a Read More →
Getting A Medicare DME License Is Not As Hard As You Think
To begin dispensing DME Wound Care products, a Medicare DME license is needed, but some doctors lose out on the Read More →
DMEPOS Enrollment Contractor Changing
DMEPOS Supplier In order to receive Medicare reimbursement for supplying surgical dressings, a supplier must enroll in the Medicare Read More →
In-Office Dispensing or Deliver Direct to Patient? A Combined Approach May be Your Answer.
When physicians begin dispensing wound care supplies in their office, they are often confused as to whether they should Read More →
More Great E&M Changes Coming Soon
The process by which office and other outpatient evaluation and management (E&M) levels (CPT® 99202 – 99215) are selected Read More →
The “Amazon Effect” on Patient Care
Amazon ships approximately 1.6 mission packages a day. That is more than 66,000 orders per hour or 18.5 orders Read More →
Skin Substitute Services Under Attack
There are two current proposals that pose a significant threat to skin substitute services. It is important that providers who Read More →
Coding During the Postoperative Global Period
Many wound care-related procedures, including some amputations and certain incision and drainage services carry with them a 10- or Read More →
