HBROCKMAN
Networker
We are starting to bill for a new group of physicians, in Florida, and they were told by Medicare that doctors are not allowed to charge for IV sedation during their procedures unless the RN providing that sedation is employed by the physician.
My question is:
The RN's are employed by the hospital...should this group be billing for this if they do not employee the RN?
I truly have no idea, and have spent half of the day trying to find some website that will say...only charge this if you employee the RN, unfortunately I never found it. If anyone can answer this or send me a link to an article...that would be wonderful!!
Thank you so much in advance!
Heather, CPC
My question is:
The RN's are employed by the hospital...should this group be billing for this if they do not employee the RN?
I truly have no idea, and have spent half of the day trying to find some website that will say...only charge this if you employee the RN, unfortunately I never found it. If anyone can answer this or send me a link to an article...that would be wonderful!!
Thank you so much in advance!
Heather, CPC