sabrinanunley
New
2 part question:
#1-Our practice is set up with a Multispecialty practice taxonomy. We have Cardiology and Family Practice (MD and CRNP). Insurances will not pay for a new patient visit for both the Cardiology physician and the family practice CRNP or MD within the 3 year time frame. Should we be able to even though they are at the same location? If so, would this be a credentialing problem?
#2- We are adding a Women's Wellness CRNP to our practice. She will be doing pap smears, breast exams, hormone replacements, etc. From all my research, we will not be able to credential her as a specialty CRNP due to her not having a OBGYN over her, her collaborative doctor will be a Family Practice MD. Is this correct?
Thank you!
#1-Our practice is set up with a Multispecialty practice taxonomy. We have Cardiology and Family Practice (MD and CRNP). Insurances will not pay for a new patient visit for both the Cardiology physician and the family practice CRNP or MD within the 3 year time frame. Should we be able to even though they are at the same location? If so, would this be a credentialing problem?
#2- We are adding a Women's Wellness CRNP to our practice. She will be doing pap smears, breast exams, hormone replacements, etc. From all my research, we will not be able to credential her as a specialty CRNP due to her not having a OBGYN over her, her collaborative doctor will be a Family Practice MD. Is this correct?
Thank you!