Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement
Bill Watch
Published on Mon Feb 02, 2004
Bill introduced in the House: HR 3722: A bill to amend section 1011 of the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003, to impose conditions on federal reimbursement of emergency health services furnished to undocumented aliens. Introduced Jan. 21 by Rep. Dana Rohrabacker (R-CA), referred to the Committee on Energy and Commerce.
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Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement
- Rehab:
Therapists Gain Leeway In Certification Process
Experts explain how therapists can take advantage of the new rule change.
Obtaining physician certifications and [...] - Medicare+Choice:
M+C Plans Receive Huge Funding Boost
10.6-percent increase could facilitate plans' reentry to Medicare.
The Medicare program is looking more and more [...] - Home Care:
HHAs Should Sharpen Their M0175 Skills
CMS backtracks on pledge to clean up HHAs' responses to tricky OASIS item.
Back in November, [...] - Some HHAs Won't Be Penalized For OASIS Suspension
Other home care topics covered in CMS' home care forum include: OASIS suspension. CMS [...] - Rehab:
Medicare Act Holds Buried Treasure For Therapists
The therapy cap moratorium isn't the only good news for therapists.
Therapists who have been drowning [...] - Reimbursement:
2005 Provider Payment Forecast
What MedPAC has to say about the future of provider reimbursement.
Hospitals will do well while [...] - HIPAA:
Providers Clued In To One More HIPAA Standard
National Provider Identifier will replace all "legacy" IDs in 2005.
Health care providers will have [...] - Program Memo Roundup
Physicians hassled by carriers who bungle claims for sacroiliac joint injection of anesthetic agents or [...] - Bill Watch
Bill introduced in the House: HR 3722: A bill to amend section 1011 of the [...]
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