Claims
Appropriate drug billing Part B
Read this article to learn more about appropriately billing Part B drugs.
Tips on how to avoid billing a duplicate claim
Duplicate claim denials continue to be one of the top billing errors. Duplicate submission of Medicare claims causes an increase in cost, valuable time, and resources for you, as well as First Coast…
Common inquiries -- Part B
Reduce the time it takes to answer your Medicare question by viewing common Part B inquiries received by customer service.
How to avoid rejects of Medicare and Medicaid crossover claims
Learn how to avoid rejects of crossover claims by ensuring the addresses you have on file with Medicare and Medicaid match and are in the appropriate format.
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…
Understanding the credit balance report
Review the following questions and answers to gain an understanding of credit balance reporting.
What to do when you can't locate your claim
Would you like to reduce the time you spend contacting Medicare? Having difficulties locating a claim? Here's some tips to help locate a claim not on file.
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…
Common inquiries - Part A
Reduce the time it takes to answer your Medicare question by viewing common Part A inquiries received by customer service.