Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement
Industry Note:
Be Part of the Conversation on E/M Documentation Change
Published on Wed Mar 21, 2018
As CMS continues to scale back administrative burdens for Medicare providers, the agency remains steadfast in its promise to revamp the current evaluation and management (E/M) documentation deadlines that frequently frustrate clinicians. If you are interested in offering your two cents, CMS wants to offer all stakeholders the option to weigh in. On March 21 at 1:30 pm EST, CMS will have a listening session for interested parties. Register for the call at: https://blh.ier.intercall.com.
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