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Which MD would be the billing provider for an incident to visit
1. the MD that initially saw the pt & determined the plan of care
2. the MD in the office suite at the time of the visit

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  • EricaErica
    edited May 2017
    MD on site at TOS. MD who initiated POC would be the referring physician in this case.

  • allison.hiott@altegrahealth.comallison.hiott@altegrahealth.com
    edited May 2017
    The physician that is in the office at time of visit.

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  • kristine.cuddy@hc.msu.edukristine.cuddy@hc.msu.edu
    edited May 2017
    For a Medicare Beneficiary I agree; it has to be the physician physically present within the suite when the service is rendered. This Medlearn Matters article may help clarify: https://www.cms.gov/Outreach-and-Education/Medicare-Learning-Network-MLN/MLNMattersArticles/downloads/se0441.pdf


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  • kmuma@insurance-data.comkmuma@insurance-data.com
    edited May 2017
    The MD in the office suite at the time of the visit


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