Physician Notes:Medicare Overpaid Providers $13 Million in 2007 Due to Place-of-Service Errors
Plus: Medicare Wastes Millions On Capped Rental Repairs.
Entering your place-of-service (POS) number on your claim form may seem routine, but keep in mind that it's just as important as your CPT and ICD-9 codes.That's because your claim can only be completely accurate if all of the information on it is correct -- and a recent OIG audit found that practices are not giving POS numbers the care they deserve.Based on a review of 100 non-facility Part B claims from 2007, the OIG found that only 10 of the sampled claims had the correct POS code assigned...
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