Billing for Midlevels non Medicare

janrpcs@aol.com

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I am taking a survey on billing midlevel services where the insurance payer
does not credential midlevels.

Most payers say to bill under a physician's name and number. Do you know
of any payers (other than Medicare) that specify the service must be billed
in the supervising provider's name? Yes or no.

If not do you believe it is a expected industry standard that the service
be billed under the initial treating physician's name and number or do you
believe it is an expected industry standard that the service is billed under
the supervising provider's name and number.

Thanks for any insight you may have.

Jan

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kristine.cuddy@hc.msu.edu

We do have carriers who don't credential or enroll NPP's. Typically they require billing under the supervising physician.

Kris

Kris Cuddy, CPC, CIMC
Healthcare Compliance Analyst
Compliance Office
Michigan State University HealthTeam
East Lansing, MI
Ofc: 517-355-4547
Fax: 517-353-5292