ABNs: Take Your Opportunity To Comment On New ABN Form
Say goodbye to payment up front for non-covered services.If the Advance Beneficiary Notice (ABN) form confuses your patients now, just wait until the new version debuts soon.The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) proposed a new version of the ABN form in the Feb. 23 Federal Register. The new form includes information about the beneficiary's right to demand that the provider bill Medicare for a service before paying out-of-pocket. And it now lets the patient choose among three options, instead of just two: 1) Don't provide the service2) Provide the service and let the patient pay...
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