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Billing Primer:

Define 'New Medical Condition' For Proper Incident-To Billing

Published on Wed Dec 17, 2014

Remember that not all payers follow the same rules. While incident-to billing can boost your practice’s income, using non-physician practitioners (NPPs) can pose tricky billing situations if you aren’t clear on the rules.  One reader posed a question to our experts about the key phrase “new medical condition” in the CMS incident-to billing guidelines. Read on to see our experts’ [...]
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