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Abbey Live Audio Conference | Date: Tuesday, February 27, 2018 | Time: 1 pm ET | Length: 90 minutes Register Now Ensure You’re Properly Interpreting ‘Incident-To’ for Physicians and Hospitals The phrase “incident-to” is used in two very different ways in the Socìal Securìty Act (SSA). For physicians and practitioners, it refers to “incident-to billing”—that is, physician codìng and billing for subordinate staff services. For hospitals, the phase refers to “incident-to services”—that is, the major benefit category for hospitals under the Medìcare program. Hospitals are paid for services that are incident-to services provided by physicians. Confused? You’re not alone. Untangle the difference between incident-to billing and incident-to services, and get your compliance ducks in a row: Join healthcare consultant Duane C. Abbey, Ph.D. for an in-depth examinatìon of incident-to interpretations, how to comply with both concepts, and how to fully understand the interplay between them. He will also explain how to apply the terms to specìal situations, such as for Critical Accèss Hospitals (CAHs) and Rural Health Clinics (RHCs). Read more Session Objectives This session will answer several pressing questions: Why does CMS frequently refer to incident-to services? What does incident-to really mean? How does incident-to relate to hospitals versus physicians? What are the rules and regulations surrounding incident-to services? Are there differences between physician clinics and hospitals relative to physician supervision? How does this issue relate to the 3-day payment window? How do physician supervision and incident-to relate to the provider-based rule? How do physicians use the incident-to process for billing? Are there compliance implications for physician supervision and incident-to? How does incident to apply to CAHs and RHCs? Session Highlights This information-packed presentation will cover: Incident-to billing for physicians Hospital payment relative to incident-to physician services Physician supervision for both physicians and hospitals Hospital benefit categories under the SSA Compliance impacts of incident-to in multiple situations Incident-to as it applies to recently changed physician supervision requirements Incident-to physician services in the provider-based clinic setting Incident-to as it applies to specìal situations (e.g., 3-day payment window, RHCs, and telemedicine) The evolving rules for supervision The non-enforcement of the supervision rule for CAHs and RHCs Case studies that illustrate the intricacies of incident-to compliance And more Use "DISC10" at check-out and get 10% off on registration. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER For Specìal Offers, Deals & Discounts: ✆ Call Now at 1-866-458-2965 or email at customerservice@audioeducator.com (Reference codè: EHOSNC0B_EI) About Our Speaker Duane C. 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Physician Su= pervision & Incident-To Compliance
Pr= esented By: Duane C. Abbey
Live Audio Conference | Date: Tuesday, Febru= ary 27, 2018 | Time: 1 pm ET | Length: 90= minutes
Register Now
Ensure You’re Properly Interpreting ‘Incident-T= o’ for Physicians and Hospitals
The phras= e “incident-to” is used in two very different ways in the Soc&i= grave;al Securìty Act (SSA). For physicians and practitioners, it re= fers to “incident-to billing”—that is, physician cod&igra= ve;ng and billing for subordinate staff services. For hospitals, the phase = refers to “incident-to services”—that is, the major benef= it category for hospitals under the Medìcare program. Hospitals are = paid for services that are incident-to services provided by physicians. Con= fused? You’re not alone.

Untangle the difference between = incident-to billing and incident-to services, and get your compliance ducks= in a row: Join healthcare consultant Duane C. Abbey, Ph.D. for an in-depth examinatìon of incident-to interpretations, how to= comply with both concepts, and how to fully understand the interplay betwe= en them. He will also explain how to apply the terms to specìal situ= ations, such as for Critical Accèss Hospitals (CAHs) and Rural Healt= h Clinics (RHCs). Read more=
Session Objectives
This sess= ion will answer several pressing questions:
  • Why does CMS frequently refer to incident-to service= s?
  • What does incident-to really mean?
  • How does incident-to relate to hospitals versus phys= icians?
  • What are the rules and regulations surrounding incid= ent-to services?
  • Are there differences between physician clinics and = hospitals relative to physician supervision?
  • How does this issue relate to the 3-day payment wind= ow?
  • How do physician supervision and incident-to relate = to the provider-based rule?
  • How do physicians use the incident-to process for bi= lling?
  • Are there compliance implications for physician supe= rvision and incident-to?
  • How does incident to apply to CAHs and RHCs?<= /li>
Session Highlights
This information-packed= presentation will cover:
  • Incident-to billing for physicians
  • Hospital payment relative to incident-to physician s= ervices
  • Physician supervision for both physicians and hospit= als
  • Hospital benefit categories under the SSA
  • Compliance impacts of incident-to in multiple situat= ions
  • Incident-to as it applies to recently changed physic= ian supervision requirements
  • Incident-to physician services in the provider-based= clinic setting
  • Incident-to as it applies to specìal situatio= ns (e.g., 3-day payment window, RHCs, and telemedicine)
  • The evolving rules for supervision
  • The non-enforcement of the supervision rule for CAHs= and RHCs
  • Case studies that illustrate the intricacies of inci= dent-to compliance
  • And more
Use "DISC10" at check-out and get 10% off on regis= tration.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Fo= r Specìal Offers, Deals & Discounts:
=E2=9C=86 Ca= ll Now at 1-866-458-2965 or email at customerservice@audioeducator.com (Reference codè: <= strong>EHOSNC0B_EI)
About O= ur Speaker
Dua= ne C. Abbey, Ph.D. is a management consultant and president of Abb= ey & Abbey, Consultants, Inc., which specializes in healthcare consulti= ng and related areas. Read more=

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