CMS: New rule will help prevent Medicare fraud, speed up reimbursement
Patient Financial Services Weekly Advisor, April 28, 2006
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a new rule last week that will help Medicare pay providers accurately and will also protect Medicare from fraud.
The rule makes Medicare enrollment requirements more consistent so providers can bill Medicare more efficiently.
"By standardizing the information that a healthcare provider or supplier must use in order to bill Medicare, we will be better able to protect the Medicare program and assure providers and suppliers that they will be paid promptly," said Timothy B. Hill, the chief financial officer and director of the Office of Financial Management at CMS.
The regulation requires that providers
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