Tonyj
True Blue
Is an ABN required to be signed by the patient when their PCP gives an injection for Hep A/B vaccine which is technically covered by the patients part D policy?
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Wiki Billing Hep A/B for Medicare patient.
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rthomas@impcna.com
Guru
Are you giving the combination vaccine (Twinrix) or separately? Medicare doesn't cover Hep A but does cover Hep B, a MBN would need to be signed for the Hep B but not the Hep A or combination vaccine since they are non covered by Medicare.