Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement
Industry Note:
New MAC Offerings Advise on Transitional and Chronic Care
Published on Thu Feb 21, 2019
Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) Palmetto GBA has uploaded a series of modules to its website to help providers with complicated services and management. The Care Coordination and Service Management Modules are divided into three separate categories: transitional care, chronic care, and care plan oversight. The easy-to-use tools offer overviews, tips, timelines, claims information, and basic requirements. See the Palmetto GBA modules at www.palmettogba.com/palmetto/providers.nsf/vMasterDID/B9ENND5417?opendocument.
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