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Incident-To Billing:

Understand 'New Problem' Terminology To Accurately Bill Incident-to Services

Published on Mon Nov 16, 2015

Check state laws, too. Your urology practice can increase the number of patients you can see without taxing your urologists by employing non-physician practitioners (NPPs) or mid-level providers (MLPs), such as physician assistants (PAs) or certified registered nurse practitioners (CRNPs). But billing for the NPP’s services can be tricky. If you’re not correctly identifying the patient’s problem as new or [...]
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