In last month's post, we provided the information needed to access the current durable medical equipment (DME) and/or prosthetics (DMMEPOS) fee schedule. When opening Read More →
Think About Your Latest Patient Encounter... Have you ever used these phrases? I would recommend... We can either treat it this way or treat Read More →
In my previous blog, I discussed knowing your numbers to maintain a robust bottom line. Here are other practice management tips that can dramatically Read More →
This should not be a guessing game, nor should it be a mystery. Knowing what your reimbursement should be for a service is an Read More →
In July 2019, more than 45,000 Scouts from 169 countries gathered for the 24th World Scout Jamboree held in West Virginia. Over the course of Read More →
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have removed social security-based claim numbers from Medicare cards and are instead using Medicare Beneficiary Identifiers Read More →
You want to be a physician and only a physician. You want to see your patients and go home at the end of the Read More →
The short answer is...No. Medicare will not make separate payments for items dispensed during any inpatient stay in acute care hospitals, long-term care hospitals, Read More →
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If you can't dispense surgical dressings/wound care supplies to your inpatients, can you dispense supplies to your nursing home patients? Yes, you can! Dispensing Read More →
Surgical dressings can be used for all types of qualifying ulcers. This includes arterial ulcers, venous ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, and pressure ulcers. It Read More →
