Chiropractic Coding & Compliance Alert
Reader Question:
Can You Afford to Miss Entering the Treatment Dates?
Published on Tue Nov 11, 2014
Question: The provider forgot to enter the date of the initiation of the chiropractic treatment in the item 14 of Form CMS-1500. Would this affect reimbursement?
Arizona Subscriber
Answer: Such a claim is unfortunately bound to be denied because this data is required to make the payment. As per the Claims Adjustment Reason Code 16, “Claims/service lacks information which is needed for adjudication.”
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