As the new year approaches, Non-Physician Practitioners (NPPs), including Physician Assistants (PAs) and Nurse Practitioners (NPs), should review any upcoming changes to insurance policies and regulations affecting their practices. While CMS/Medicare publishes its policies in manuals available on its website, other insurers may have unique guidelines or variations from CMS/Medicare rules that require attention. Billing practices for NPP services can also differ significantly from those outlined by CMS/Medicare, so reviewing each insurer's specific policies ensures compliance and avoids denied claims.
It is essential for all parties involved to fully understand each billing method and how specific guidelines impact the utilization, documentation, and billing of NPP services. Clear knowledge of these guidelines helps practices accurately manage and optimize billing processes for NPP services.
The CPT guidelines, combined with substantial CMS/Medicare changes for split/shared visits, have brought notable shifts in practice workflows. If your practice has not yet adjusted to these changes, you may risk improper documentation and inaccurate billing for services. Implementing these updates is crucial to ensure compliance and correct billing practices.
The conference will also cover AMA-identified changes for 2025, providing you with the latest updates. This timely event will equip your practice with the knowledge to maintain compliant documentation, coding, and billing for NPP services
Coders, Billers, Auditors, Office Managers, Office Administrators, Nurse Practitioners, Physicians