DMEPOS Mini-Series #8 – The Six Medicare Auditing Entities and Their Purpose
The six Medicare auditing entities are responsible for auditing records, claims and payments. What is the rationale for having these auditing entities?
I began working at an independent pharmacy in high school and really enjoyed being in the health care field. I provided clinical support to improve patient care and adherence to their medications. I have played a vital role in the pharmacy industry full-time for 23 years.
I have a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin-River Falls and have been a Certified Pharmacy Technician since 2001. Prior to joining the PAAS team, I was a floating technician, 3rd party district chargeback specialist, and district pharmacy training coordinator. Formerly, I was also an instructor for pharmacy technician certification classes.
PAAS’ personal, one-on-one connection will help your pharmacy become more successful in dealing with tiresome PBM audits. It is a pleasure knowing that my colleagues and I can help member pharmacies.
The six Medicare auditing entities are responsible for auditing records, claims and payments. What is the rationale for having these auditing entities?
Being prepared for an unannounced audit is crucial and PAAS National® wants to make sure you have the tools to be successful.
PAAS would like to point out some of the updates and additions to section 11.15 of the document Billing of a Self-Administered Free COVID-19 Oral Antiviral During an Emergency.
This month, we continue with our DMEPOS mini-series by discussing yet another challenging category – immunosuppressive drugs for a transplant. Immunosuppressive drugs are only covered under Part B to maintain an organ transplant that was Medicare eligible.
Billing and dispensing OTC COVID-19 tests is widespread throughout community pharmacies.
Every 17 seconds someone is diagnosed. Noridian, Jurisdiction D, has been conducting Targeted Probe and Educate reviews of HCPCS code A5500, which is for therapeutic shoes.
Use these helpful tips and links to be prepared in case of an audit on surgical dressings.
Migraine relief medications are frequently monitored and flagged for audit due to high cost, quantities submitted, days’ supply and/or frequency of refills.
If you are a Medicare Part B supplier, then you are aware that billing Medicare B is quite different than billing other payors.
Many pharmacies struggle with identifying which metformin ER product they can dispense or substitute, explore the three different strengths …
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