• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

PracticeAdmin

Practice management software and services designed for the needs of medical billing companies

header-right

Main navigation

  • Why choose us
    • Testimonials
    • RevMax Program
    • PracticeAdmin FAQ
  • Who uses us
    • Billing companies
    • Specialists & Hospitalists
    • Medical Practices
      • Anesthesia Billing
      • Behavioral Health Billing
      • Cardiology Billing
      • Dermatology Billing
      • Emergency Medicine Billing
      • Geriatrics Billing
      • Hospitalist Billing
      • Internal Medicine Billing
      • Laboratory Billing
      • Oncology Billing
      • Ophthalmology Billing
      • Pathology Billing
      • Pediatrics Billing
      • Radiology Billing
      • Therapy Billing
  • Our Solutions
    • RevenueSuite
    • ProviderSuite
    • Billing
    • Scheduling
    • Receivables
    • EMR
    • Technology
  • Our Services
    • Documents
    • Smart Pay
    • Statement Printing
  • News & Events
  • About PracticeAdmin
    • Team
    • Our partners
    • Memberships
    • Resources
    • Pricing
    • Contact Us
    • Careers
    • Legal
  • Blog
  • Login
    • PA1 Customers
    • PA2 Customers
    • PA3 Customers
    • Demo Site

Happy ICD-10 day – Contingency plan – Just in case

Share!
Facebook1
LinkedIn0
Google+0
Twitter0

Today is the deadline for the transition to ICD-10 — It feels like Y2k. HBMA reminds us of contingency plan.

ICD-10 finish line

HBMA Reminds us of contingency plan

As a result of a Freedom of Information Act request, CMS has released their internal Medicare Fee-For-Service Claims Processing ICD-10 Contingency plan. The document identifies various situations that CMS believed could occur and what actions the agency and/or its contractors would take should those circumstances arise. The scenarios include:
  • The Medicare system works, but provider system failures prevent them from submitting claims;
  • Provider fails to submit correct ICD-10 codes on Medicare Fee-for-Service claims;
  • Medicare systems fail to work properly and inappropriately rejects properly coded ICD-10 claims;
  • Circumstances arise that permit providers to submit Medicare claims using ICD-9 codes.
Please review this document in the event one of the scenarios identified above arises. Please do not hesitate to contact HBMA with any questions. A copy is available here for your review and consideration.
Share!
Facebook1
LinkedIn0
Google+0
Twitter0
Previous Post
Next Post

Primary Sidebar

Contact Us

First Name*
Last Name*
Email*
Phone*
Company*
City
State
Speciality*
Market Segment*
Provider Qty*
Current Billing Software*
Enter the Captcha
Reload
Lead Source
Lead Status

Footer

About Us

PracticeAdmin’s cloud-based medical billing and practice management (SaaS) solutions provide billing companies and medical practices with a powerful platform to manage patient data and claims. It integrates with leading EMR and EHR systems and is an efficient and cost effective system for scheduling patients and performing complex medical billing.

Memberships

AMBA
HBMA
HATA
ASC X12

Tweets by @PA_PtreeCorners

Contact Us!

Email: info@practiceadmin.com

Phone: 844-269-4780

  • Facebook
  • Google+
  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter

© 2021 PracticeAdmin