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| Start Date and Time | Event Details | Location |
| Thursday, April 05, 2012 |
| 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | Incident to/Shared Visits (Part B)
This session has been cancelled!
This presentation is designed especially to give Medicare providers a better understanding of incident to services that are rendered in the physician office… Incident to does not apply in the hospital setting.
We will also discuss when to bill an E&M that is split/shared in the hospital inpatient/hospital outpatient or emergency department. | Webinar |
| 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | Jurisdiction B Self-Service Tools Webinar
Do you want to increase your Medicare knowledge and productivity? National Government Services offers a wide variety of self-service tools that have been designed with you in mind. During this course we will examine the following tools:
• Interactive Voice Response (IVR) System
• Claim Status Inquiry (CSI)
• Medicare University
• Connex
• National Government Services Web site
Take this opportunity to obtain step-by step instructions and learn all you need to know about these National Government Services’ self-service tools. | Webinar |
| 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM | Provider Enrollment Hot Topics and Updates
Confused about all of the new provider enrollment initiatives and requirements? Register today for the Part A Provider Enrollment Updates Webinar! Topics will include a review of new/revised provider enrollment applications (CMS-855 forms), the revalidation process, benefits of using the Internet-based Provider Enrollment Chain and Ownership System (IB-PECOS), the Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) mandate and the updated Provider Enrollment section on our Web site. | Webinar |
| 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM | "Oh, No, It's Back!" - Preventing/Resolving RTP Errors for MSP and Conditional Claims
Did you know that providers are not permitted to submit, correct or adjust Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) and conditional claims in the Fiscal Intermediary Standard System Direct Data Entry (FISS DDE)? Therefore, if a claim submitted as an MSP claim is RTP, the claim must be resubmitted by the provider until the claim is submitted correctly. This can be very time consuming and can often be prevented. Knowing how to prevent (and resolve) RTP MSP claims can save time and money for everyone involved. In this session, we will review claim coding and claim submission errors that commonly cause MSP claims to be RTP in FISS as well as the steps that provider can take to prevent/resolve these errors.
Highlights from this session include: - Which options are permitted for the submission, correction and/or adjustment of an MSP or conditional claim
- When it is necessary for the Coordinatoin of Benefits Contractor (COBC) to be contacted prior to claim submission · http://wwwNGSMedicare.com, under the Medicare Secondary Payer subnavigation option (under the Claims tab) including "Preparing MSP Claims" and the "MSP Conditional Billing Process"
- How to select the most appropriate condition codes, occurrence codes and value codes for your MSP and conditional claims
- How to select the most appropriate two-digit explanation code for the remarks field on conditional claims
- How and when to use either condition code 77 or value code 44 on an MSP claim
Notes: It would be helpful for attendees to be familiar with the documents on our Web site, http://wwwNGSMedicare.com, under the Medicare Secondary Payer subnavigation option (under the Claims tab) including "Preparing MSP Claims" and the "MSP Conditional Billing Process." | Webinar |
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