Non-Assigned, ABN and Cash Sale Myth Wrap-Up

We have really enjoyed interacting with all of you through our MiraVista Myth Busting series regarding filing non-assigned claims and leveraging upgrades and cash sales.

To refresh your memory, we covered the following top myths:

1. If an item is not coded, it does not have to be billed.
2. DME suppliers are bound by a “limiting charge” when billing non-assigned, and beneficiaries cannot be charged more than a certain percentage over the Medicare fee schedule allowable.
3. Every claim can be filed as non-assigned.
4. An Advance Beneficiary Notice (ABN) must always be executed before a claim can be filed non-assigned.

As you learned from our updates, these were all proven to be false! We received a number of exceptional questions and engaged in numerous dialogues related to these topics. What we heard from all of you is that there is so much more to be discussed, preferably in an environment that isn’t limited to 200 words or less. So we have decided to conduct a webinar where we can really delve into the questions that are still on your mind.
 
We know you want to get this right. We understand you want to help your customers as best you can.  But, the model has to change to stay viable. Let us show you how to do this the right way, to make sure you get paid and keep those payments.  We understand you want an effective turnaround of your claims out of the gate so your customers get paid quickly.

Join us on September 21 at 2 PM for Show Me the Money: The Fact and Fiction of Embracing Medicare Cash Sales. Register today!