A cardiologist would like to bill incident to for an APRN that see's his patients in the office when the APRN assesses the patient and makes a change to a plan of care. As a credentialed provider, shouldn't the APRN bill for the services under her own NPI?
I believe if the provider does not have any face-to-face time with the patient, and is only signing off on the APRN's assessment, that it does not qualify for incident to. Does anyone know where i could find this specific information; the medicare web site does not address the 'assessment' and change of plan of care that i can find.
I believe if the provider does not have any face-to-face time with the patient, and is only signing off on the APRN's assessment, that it does not qualify for incident to. Does anyone know where i could find this specific information; the medicare web site does not address the 'assessment' and change of plan of care that i can find.