What are your tactics on communicating or managing your patients?
What are some frequently asked questions from patients?
]]>Best practice for consents is to document at least once per year. If you have any questions, please e-mail [email protected].
]]>Below is the updated PBACO bulling guide.
https://pbaco.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/PBACO-TELEHEALTH-GUIDE-050420-DK.pdf
]]>Every payer and code is different and we can help. Below is a link to the commercial telehealth billing guide. Aetna does not appear to be paying for telehealth 99213, 99203 and Cigna wants a GQ modifier vs. the 95 that most other payers require.
https://pbaco.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Commercial-COVID-19-Telemedicine-Guide_V4-1.pdf
Can you please e-mail us at [email protected] and we can troubleshoot with you?
]]>Also, Dr. K says that he saw somewhere that all televisit and televideo visits that were performed and paid by each insurance, that we are NOT allowed to bill the patient for any copays, co-insurance or deductible.
I have found the Florida Blue guidelines on that and it clearly says “at the member’s current cost share cost.” Are they all doing that as well? Because he told me not to bill even deductibles due as per the EOB.
Thanks for your help!
Amy
I’m not familiar with any payers waiving co-insurance (offering full allowable) for TELEHEALTH, but I’ll reply with an update shortly.
Medicare is waiving co-insurance related to visits that administer or order testing (BELOW).
“Medicare will pay your full claim with no patient cost-sharing if you administer or order COVID-19 testing at that service.
These services are medical visits for evaluation and management when an outpatient provider orders or administers COVID-19 lab test U0001, U0002, or 87635.”
]]>