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Wiki OB Global Billing - reciprocal arrangement

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What point in the delivery does the "delivering" (physician charging for delivery) have to be present for it not to be necessary to use a reciprocal arrangement, and for us to not bill the hospitalist who is present at the beginning of the delivery?

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Here is the scenario...Our employed physician is attending another delivery. Our hospitalist is in the delivery room for delivery #2...he begins delivery (let's say delivers head and shoulders) employed physician comes in and finishes delivery, cuts cord, and delivers placenta.

Would this constitute a delivery for our employed physician??

They are fighting over who gets to bill for the delivery.
 
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