Home Health & Hospice Week

Industry Notes:

Check Out New Good Faith Estimate Resource For No Surprises Act Help

You have access to a new tool to help you cover your No Surprises Act bases.

Recap: The No Surprises Act went into effect Jan. 1. The National Association for Home Care & Hospice “recommends that home health and hospice agencies comply with three provisions of the [NSA],” the trade group advised this spring: The Good Faith Estimate provision for uninsured or self-pay patients; the continuity of care provision; and the provider directory provision. (See HCW by AAPC, Vol. XXXI, No. 15 for more NSA details.)

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is now offering fact sheets to help beneficiaries understand NSA concepts. That includes a two-page sheet, “No Surprises: What’s a good faith estimate?” at www.cms.gov/files/document/nosurpriseactfactsheet-whats-good-faith-estimate508c.pdf.

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