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SNF overlap

You must determine if the services were provided during the covered period of the SNF Part A stay or after the benefits exhausted, since consolidated billing rules may or may not apply.

Quarterly credit balance reports no longer required

Effective December 1, 2024, providers are no longer required to submit quarterly credit balance reports.

Using the KX modifier for dental services inextricably linked to covered medical services

Providers are encouraged to use the KX modifier on 837D claims submitted with dental services inextricably linked to covered medical services. Read this article to learn more.

Using the KX modifier for dental services inextricably linked to covered medical services

Providers are encouraged to use the KX modifier on 837D claims submitted with dental services inextricably linked to covered medical services. Read this article to learn more.

Tips to prevent RTP 153XX to 154XX

Read this article for tips on how to prevent RTP 153XX to 154XX.

Tips to prevent claim adjustment reason code (CARC) PR 170

This denial is received when services furnished or ordered by a chiropractor are not related to treatment by means of manual manipulation of the spine to correct a subluxation and/or the claim…

Tips to prevent claim adjustment reason code (CARC) CO/PR B7

You received this denial for one of the following reasons: 1) the date of service (DOS) on the claim is prior to the provider’s Medicare effective date or after his/her termination date, 2) the…

Tips to prevent claim adjustment reason code (CARC) PR 49

Read this article for tips on how to prevent claim adjustment reason code (CARC) PR 49.

Indicating an anti-markup diagnostic service on a claim

Question and answer regarding the indication of an anti-markup diagnostic service on a claim.

Tips to prevent RTP 32400 to 32404

Prior to submitting your claim, verify the revenue code(s) and/or HCPCS or CPT code combination is correct, complete, and/or valid (as applicable). The following reason codes are frequently…