CMS Issues Proposals for new Physician Supervision requirements
Medicare Weekly Update, July 13, 2010
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Editor’s note: Kimberly Hoy, Esq., director of Medicare and compliance for HCPro, Inc., is the author of this week’s note from the instructor.
On July 2, CMS published the OPPS Proposed Rule for 2011 ahead of anticipated timeframes. The rule contained a much awaited discussion and proposal on supervision of therapeutic services covered under the “incident to” provision in hospital outpatient departments. This was a “quiet year,” so to speak, and there were few other changes — none with the potential operational impact of this new proposal — so I will focus on it.
Continue reading Kimberly's note at the MedicareMentor Blog.
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