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Medicare Update for CAHs, May 2, 2012
DCS Healthcare added eight new issues across four categories—two for physician/non-physician claims, two for inpatient hospital, part B claims, two for hospital outpatient claims, two for critical access hospital claims, and one for inpatient rehabilitation facility claims—to its CMS-approved list for providers in Region A states. (See link for individual state applicability.)
View the issues from April 18.
View the issues from April 20.
Connolly posts eight new issues across three categories
Connolly Healthcare added eightnew issues across three categories—three for outpatient hospital – unspecified claims, three for medical necessity claims, and two for physician claims— to its CMS-approved list for all providers in Region C states.
View the issues from April 19.
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