Dental vs. medical insurance: Where do the two diverge? Written by Mackenzie Garrity | May 29, 2018 Our industry is moving into more medical billing, just by the fact that dental has not increased their benefits and many services are …
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Many offices are not using the modifier to tell the insurance company the health of the patient. If you are not receiving payment use the correct modifier for each patient. PHYSICAL STATUS MODIFIER (FOR ANESTHESIA Anesthesia procedures have their own …
Federal Truth-in-Lending Act All policies and procedures used in collection must conform with both federal and state law, and any applicable ethical obligations. At the federal level, physicians who want to extend credit regularly or charge interest may be subject …
This form is used to evaluate the conditions that may or may not qualify patients for coverage of medically necessary orthodontic services. Medically Necessary Orthodontia related to the Pediatric Dental Essential Benefit in the Affordable Care Act (ACA): Comprehensive medically …
Medicare and Dental Coverage Medicare’s dental coverage is limited. If you have Original Medicare (Part A and Part B), you won’t be covered for most dental services and supplies, including: • Dental exams • Routine cleanings • Fillings • Tooth …
ADEA State Update Opioid Prescribing Limitations State Policy, Opioid Abuse, Prescription Drug Abuse | Permanent link All Posts In July, Missouri Governor Mike Parson signed legislation that would prohibit prescribers from prescribing more than a seven-day supply of opioids for …
Keep thinking you don’t need to worry about Medicare. By Theresa Pablos, DrBicuspid.com associate editor wrote a great article. Take a look.https://dentalmedicalbilling.com/medicare-oral-benefits/ Why is this important? Daily I receive calls from Medicare patients across the country asking who can help …
What is “oral systemic health”? Oral systemic health is the connection between oral health and overall health. Countless studies have demonstrated a link between poor oral health and systemic disease such as heart disease, diabetes, stroke, dementia, rheumatoid arthritis, and …