Claim submission guidelines

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EDI: CMS-1450 paper claim to electronic claim crosswalk (5010)

The following article provides the requirements of the form locators within the CMS-1450 (UB-04) paper claim form and their electronic equivalents.

Medicare Beneficiary Identifier - get it, use it

There are three ways to obtain the Medicare Beneficiary Identifier (MBI), which is effective when the beneficiary was or is eligible for Medicare.

Medicare Beneficiary Identifier - get it, use it

There are three ways to obtain the Medicare Beneficiary Identifier (MBI), which is effective when the beneficiary was or is eligible for Medicare.

Beneficiary-submitted claim filing instructions

This article provides beneficiary guidelines for submitting claims rendered in Florida, U.S. Virgin Islands, or Puerto Rico.

Appropriate drug billing Part B

Read this article to learn more about appropriately billing Part B drugs.

Mammography coverage and certification of mammography facilities

Read this article for information on mammography coverage and certification of mammography facilities.

Drugs and biologicals Part B: Using the JW and JZ modifiers

The JW and JZ modifier policy applies to all drugs separately payable under Medicare Part B described as supplied in a “single-dose” containers. Read this article to understand how these modifiers…

Drugs and biologicals Part A: Using the JW and JZ modifiers

The JW and JZ modifier policy applies to all drugs separately payable under Medicare Part B described as supplied in a single-dose containers. Read this article to understand how these modifiers…

Proper reporting of condition code G0

Hospitals should report condition code G0 (zero) on Part A claims when multiple medical evaluation and management (E/M) visits occur on the same day in the same revenue center, but the visits were…

Appropriate use of not otherwise classified codes when billing drugs and biologicals

Correct coding requires the most specific code available describing a service to be reported. Not otherwise classified (NOC) codes must only be used when a more specific HCPCS or CPT code is not…