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Abbey Live Audio Conference | Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2018 | Time: 1 pm ET | L= ength: 90 minutes Register Now Ensure You=E2=80=99re Properly Interpreting =E2=80=98Incident-To=E2=80=99 f= or Physicians and Hospitals The phrase =E2=80=9Cincident-to=E2=80=9D is used in two very different ways= in the Soc=C3=ACal Secur=C3=ACty Act (SSA). For physicians and practitione= rs, it refers to =E2=80=9Cincident-to billing=E2=80=9D=E2=80=94that is, phy= sician cod=C3=ACng and billing for subordinate staff services. For hospital= s, the phase refers to =E2=80=9Cincident-to services=E2=80=9D=E2=80=94that = is, the major benefit category for hospitals under the Med=C3=ACcare progra= m. Hospitals are paid for services that are incident-to services provided b= y physicians. Confused? You=E2=80=99re not alone. Untangle the difference between incident-to billing and incident-to service= s, and get your compliance ducks in a row: Join healthcare consultant Duane= C. 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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 require= ments Incident-to physician services in the provider-based clinic setting Incident-to as it applies to spec=C3=ACal situations (e.g., 3-day payment w= indow, 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. 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2018 Physician Supervision & Incident-To Compl= iance
Presented By: Duane C. Abbey
Live Audio Conference | Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2018 | Time: 1 pm = ET | Length: 90 minutes
Register Now
Ensure You’re Prope= rly Interpreting ‘Incident-To’ for Physicians and Hospitals
The phrase “incident-to” is used in tw= o very different ways in the Socìal Securìty Act (SSA). For p= hysicians and practitioners, it refers to “incident-to billing”= —that is, physician codìng and billing for subordinate staff s= ervices. For hospitals, the phase refers to “incident-to services&rdq= uo;—that is, the major benefit category for hospitals under the Med&i= grave;care program. Hospitals are paid for services that are incident-to se= rvices provided by physicians. Confused? You’re not alone.

Untangle the difference between incident-to billing and incident-to servi= ces, and get your compliance ducks in a row: Join healthcare consultant Duane C. Abbey, Ph.D. for an in-depth examinatìon of i= ncident-to interpretations, how to comply with both concepts, and how to fu= lly understand the interplay between them. He will also explain how to appl= y the terms to specìal situations, such as for Critical Accès= s Hospitals (CAHs) and Rural Health Clinics (RHCs). Read more
Session Objectives
This session will answer several pressing question= s:
  • Why does CMS freque= ntly refer to incident-to services?
  • What does incident-= to really mean?
  • How does incident-t= o relate to hospitals versus physicians?
  • What are the rules = and regulations surrounding incident-to services?
  • Are there differenc= es between physician clinics and hospitals relative to physician supervisio= n?
  • How does this issue= relate to the 3-day payment window?
  • How do physician su= pervision and incident-to relate to the provider-based rule?
  • How do physicians u= se the incident-to process for billing?
  • Are there complianc= e implications for physician supervision and incident-to?
  • How does incident t= o apply to CAHs and RHCs?
Session Highlights
This information-packed presentation will cover:
  • Incident-to billing= for physicians
  • Hospital payment re= lative to incident-to physician services
  • Physician supervisi= on for both physicians and hospitals
  • Hospital benefit ca= tegories under the SSA
  • Compliance impacts = of incident-to in multiple situations
  • Incident-to as it a= pplies to recently changed physician supervision requirements
  • Incident-to physici= an services in the provider-based clinic setting
  • Incident-to as it a= pplies 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 i= llustrate 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 & Dis= counts:
=E2=9C=86 Call Now at 1-866-458-2965 or email at customerservice@audioeducator= .com (Reference codè: EHOSNC06_MS)
About Our Speaker
Duane C. Abbey, Ph.D. is a management consultant and= president of Abbey & Abbey, Consultants, Inc., which specializes in he= althcare consulting and related areas. Read mo= re
 
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