Note: CMS Changes Guidance on Date of Service Reporting for Three-Day Payment Window
Medicare Weekly Update, September 14, 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.
CMS released through one of their provider listservs last week revised guidance on reporting the date of service for procedures under the three day payment window. I put a quick update on our blog last Friday in case anyone was working on their billing procedures so they would have the correct information, but thought that with all the confusing information out there a brief recap note today might not be a bad idea.
Continue reading Kimberly's note on the MedicareMentor Blog.
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