Take the pain out of immunizations with roster billing
Billing Alert for Long-Term Care, December 1, 2008
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If your facility administers influenza or pneumonia vaccines to large groups of beneficiaries, the thought of submitting a UB-04 form to bill for each beneficiary’s vaccine may seem like more work for your billing office than the reimbursement is worth.
Some facilities simply don’t bill for vaccines because they don’t think it’s worth it, says Yelena Koltsova, vice president of Wern & Associates Long Term Care Consultants in Warren, OH.
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