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Tennessee PT Company Owner Pleads Guilty
Regulations

In Tennessee, the owner of a physical therapy company pled guilty to violating the anti-kickback statute and was sentenced to 4 months in prison and ordered to pay $173,000 in restitution. The woman paid kickbacks to doctors based on the percentage of her profits for the patients referred to her company for physical therapy services. During the investigation, it was also revealed that the woman employed unlicensed physical therapists, billed for more therapy than was provided, and prepared fraudulent medical records for a Medicare audit.

http://www.oig.hhs.gov/fraud/enforcement/criminal/07/0507.htm

 

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Posted by Ken_Mailly on Friday, June 15 @ 18:03:22 EDT (560 reads) (Read More... | Score: 5)

Ruling limits chiropractors to spine adjustments
Regulations

Ruling limits chiropractors to spine adjustments

Ocean County woman sued after being treated for knee problem

Posted by the Asbury Park Press on 04/19/07

 

TOMS RIVER — A panel of appellate judges ruled Wednesday that state law limits the practice of chiropractic medicine to adjustments of the spinal column, reversing a jury verdict that found in favor of a group of chiropractors sued by an Ocean County woman who received treatment from them on her knee.

http://www.app.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2007704190473

 

Ken Mailly, PT

Barry Inglett, PT, CHT, Cert MDT

Mailly & Inglett Consulting, LLC

Wayne, NJ

973-692-0033

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Posted by Ken_Mailly on Friday, April 20 @ 11:14:09 EDT (485 reads) (Read More... | Score: 5)

News About 2007 Medicare Fees & Cap
Regulations
From APTA
BREAKING NEWS!!

Breaking News Alert:  US House of Representatives Passes Extension of Therapy Cap Exceptions Process, Fee Schedule Provisions

The US House of Representatives passed legislation by a vote of 367 to 45 to extend the therapy cap exceptions process for 2007 and replace the scheduled 5.1% reduction in the 2007 conversion factor with a freeze at 2006 levels.  The provisions were included in the Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006 (HR 6111).  The bill also provides a 1.5% payment incentive for providers to report on quality measures, and maintains the Geographic Payment Cost Index (GPCI) at 1.0 for the 51 localities that fall below this index for 2007.

This legislation will still need to pass the Senate and be signed by the president to avoid the 5.1% reduction in the conversion factor and the expiration of the therapy cap exceptions on January 1, 2007. APTA's members and grassroots have made a significant impact in voicing the need to address the therapy cap and payment cuts prior to adjournment. Thank you for your continued advocacy!

Watch your inbox for additional breaking news alerts as the bill moves to the Senate. 

 

Ken Mailly, PT

Partner
Mailly & Inglett Consulting, LLC
(973) 692-0033
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Posted by Ken_Mailly on Friday, December 08 @ 15:29:08 EST (539 reads) (Read More... | Score: 0)

CMS News Release: Personal Health Records
Regulations

Interest Area: Medicare

Priority: Low

MEDICARE NEWS

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                                
CMS Office of Media Affairs
July 21, 2006                                                  

MEDICARE TESTING NEW ONLINE TOOLS TO HELP BENEFICIARIES  BETTER MANAGE OWN HEALTH CARE

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) today announced a new project that seeks to test the feasibility of integrating Medicare claims history information with other Internet-based tools, that could ultimately allow people with Medicare to track their health care services and monitor their health care. 

“By using emerging technologies and tools, people with Medicare will be better able to manage their health care, resulting in improved quality in the care they receive and ensuring that care is provided more efficiently,” said CMS Administrator Mark B. McClellan, M.D., Ph.D.  “The steps we are taking today will test whether Medicare’s current data will help to populate useful personal health records for Medicare beneficiaries.”

CMS recently awarded two contracts to test the transfer of Medicare claims data into Personal Health Records (PHRs).  The six month contracts were awarded to ViPS and Capstone Government Solutions, and the total cost of the project is $500,000.  The goals of the project are to:

Test the feasibility of using Medicare claims data in personal health records,
Assess how to best communicate data from existing CMS systems to PHR tools,
Evaluate the information included in existing PHRs, along with how they would best help Medicare beneficiaries’ care, and
Evaluate how existing PHRs address security and privacy issues.    

Currently, Medicare beneficiaries are able to receive personalized information about their Medicare benefits and services at the My.Medicare.gov pages on www.medicare.gov.  Although these are not true personal health records, users can save, update, and keep a record of their self-entered prescription drug and pharmacy information that can be retrieved at any time with a password date and confirmation number.  This allows them to have a record of their current drug list with them at all times.  Enhancements are being made to further improve usability.

The My.Medicare.gov internet portal is now available to beneficiaries nationwide and has over 140,000 registered users.  Services currently available through the portal include access to personalized information about the user’s Medicare claims, Preventive Services for which they are due, Medicare Enrollment (including Prescription Drug Plans), Medicare Secondary Payer, and Other Insurer information.  Users can also access online forms, publications, and messages sent by CMS. 

As My.Medicare.gov expands and provides greater functionality, and the use of PHRs continues to grow, beneficiaries will enjoy greater access to health information that will better equip them to manage their health care. 

The PHR Feasibility Test is a component of a larger CMS PHR action plan which describes a number of ways that CMS can help promote the growth of PHRs and ensure that beneficiaries’ have private and secure access to their own health care information.  CMS’ action plan supports the activities being undertaken by the Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) and the American Health Information Community (AHIC).

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Posted by Ken_Mailly on Friday, July 21 @ 12:42:22 EDT (801 reads) (Read More... | Score: 0)

Medicare: NPI Audiocast
Regulations

Interest Area: All

Priority: Moderate

For those who are interested in learning more about the National Provider Identifier (NPI) please note the following:

Encore Presentation of WEDI’s NPI 101Audiocast
This presentation is scheduled for Thursday, April 27th.  Please visit http://www.wedi.org/npioi/public/articles/dis_viewArticle.cfm?ID=476 for more information including scheduled times.

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Posted by Ken_Mailly on Friday, April 07 @ 10:33:13 EDT (871 reads) (Read More... | Medicare | Score: 0)

Medicare: NJPTAid Newservice: 2006 MPFS Update
Regulations

Interest Area: Medicare 

Priority: Moderate

The notice below, from Empire Medicare Services, provides official notification of the adjustments to be made on claims that were paid under the 2006 fee schedule that was in effect prior to passage of the Deficit Reduction Act (DRA) of 2005.  It also explains that the enrollment period for 2006 has been revised as a result of the change in the MPFS.

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Medlearn Matters. . .Information for Medicare Providers
(Issued by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services)

 

 

 

Provider Types Affected
Physicians, suppliers, and providers billing Medicare contractors (carriers, regional home health intermediaries (RHHIs), and/or fiscal intermediaries (FIs)) for services paid under the MPFS provided to Medicare beneficiaries

Important Points to Remember

  • This article is based on Change Request (CR) 4313, which states that Congress has amended the physician update from a negative 4.4-percent (- 4.4%) update to a zero-percent (0%) update for services provided on or after January 1, 2006, and paid under the MPFS.
  • Within two days of the enactment of the new legislation, Medicare contractors (i.e., carriers, FIs, and RHHIs) will begin to automatically reprocess those claims paid at the -4.4 percent update.
  • New MPFS fees will be posted on the carrier sites as soon as possible after the bill is signed by the President. Your carrier may charge a reasonable fee for mailing a hardcopy version of the MPFS if you choose not to access the MPFS via the Internet.
  • The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) will create another participation enrollment period that will begin after the President signs the bill, and the enrollment period will run for 45 days.

Background
Congress has passed the Deficit Reduction Act (DRA) of 2005, which, among other things, changes the update to the 2006 conversion factor for services paid under the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS). The DRA replaces the previously announced -4.4-percent reduction with a zero-percent increase for services paid under the MPFS. The change is effective retroactive for service on or after January 1, 2006.

Because of the change in the 2006 MPFS rates, CMS will create another participation enrollment period that will run for 45 days. More specific information concerning a second participation enrollment period will be appear in a forthcoming change request (CR) and related Medlearn Matters article.

This CR only addresses the change in payment rates related to the new zero-percent update to the conversion factor and reprocessing of claims that were paid using the -4.4-percent update rates.

Claims processed with the -4.4-percent rates will be reprocessed with the new rates and adjustments will be made. Medicare contractors will complete the necessary adjustments no later than July 1, 2006. In the event your claims are not adjusted by your carrier/FI/RHHI, contact them to bring the issue to their attention, and they will make the adjustments.

Note: Services not paid under the MPFS, i.e., DME, Lab, ambulance etc., are not affected by CR4313.

Implementation
Medicare carriers and intermediaries will have two business days from the date of enactment of the Deficit Reduction Act to begin to process claims using the new fees as well as to begin reprocessing claims using those new fees.

Additional Information
The official instructions issued to your Intermediary or Carrier regarding this change can be found at http://www.cms.hhs.gov/Transmittals/downloads/R207OTN.pdf on the CMS Web site.

If you have questions, please contact your Medicare carrier/FI/RHHI at their toll-free number which may be found at http://www.cms.hhs.gov/MedlearnProducts/downloads/CallCenterTollNumDirectory.pdf on the CMS Web site.

Disclaimer
This article was prepared as a service to the public and is not intended to grant rights or impose obligations. This article may contain references or links to statutes, regulations, or other policy materials. The information provided is only intended to be a general summary. It is not intended to take the place of either the written law or regulations. We encourage readers to review the specific statutes, regulations and other interpretive materials for a full and accurate statement of their contents.

For more information, visit the Medlearn Matters Web page at: http://www.cms.hhs.gov/MedlearnMattersArticles

Pub. 100-4, Transmittal# R207OTN, CR# 4313
Medlearn Matters Number: MM4313
Related CR Release Date: February, 1, 2006
Effective Date: January 1, 2006
Implementation Date: See “Implementation” section of article.

Posted: 02/24/2006

CPT codes, descriptions, and other data only are copyright 2005 American Medical Association (or such other date of publication of CPT). All Rights Reserved. Applicable FARS/DFARS Apply.

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Posted by Ken_Mailly on Saturday, February 25 @ 06:00:21 EST (897 reads) (Read More... | Medicare | Score: 0)

NJPTAid Newservice Item: New Coding Information Clearinghouse
Regulations

Interest Area: All

Priority: High

The news release below reports on the creation of an information clearinghouse for coding questions. While a specific form must be utilized for these questions, this is an extremely useful and important service for providers to utilize.  We strongly encourage you to take advantage of it.

In a joint effort to improve billing and data quality, the American Hospital Association (AHA) and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) have joined together in establishing the AHA clearinghouse to handle coding questions on established Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System (HCPCS) usage.  The American Health Information Management (AHIMA) will also provide input through the Editorial Advisory Board. 

The clearinghouse will serve as a centralized point of contact to educate hospitals, policy makers and the public on HCPCS coding.  Hospitals and health care professionals have experienced a growing need for greater consistency and improved understanding of HCPCS coding in the wake of implementation of prospective payment methods that utilize HCPCS coding for billing and payment purposes.

The AHA’s Central Office will handle the clearinghouse functions and provide open access to any person or organization that has questions regarding a subset of HCPCS coding, particularly hospitals and other health professionals who bill under the hospital outpatient prospective payment system (OPPS).  Inquiries on the application of level I HCPCS codes (CPT-4) for physicians will be referred to the American Medical Association.  Level II HCPCS codes related to durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, and other supplies should be referred to Durable Medical Equipment Regional Carriers (DMERCs) or their successors, the DME Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs).

HCPCS-related questions must be submitted in the approved form, which you can download from the AHA website at http://www.ahacentraloffice.org, and either faxed or mailed directly to the AHA Central Office.  Be advised that it is difficult to provide coding responses to generic scenarios without specific information.  Refer to the form for additional information that should be submitted with your coding question(s).

The mailing address and fax number for HCPCS-related questions are as follows:
Central Office on HCPCS
American Hospital Association
One North Franklin
Chicago, IL 60606
Fax:  312-422-4583

Coding question information is also available at http://www.cms.hhs.gov/MedHCPCSGenInfo/20_HCPCS_Coding_Questions.asp on the CMS website. 

For general HCPCS information, go to http://www.cms.hhs.gov/MedHCPCSGenInfo/ on the CMS website.

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Mailly & Inglett Consulting, LLC

Tel. 973 692-0033

Fax 973 633-9557

68 Seneca Trail

Wayne, NJ, 07470

www.NJPTAid.biz  

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Posted by Ken_Mailly on Friday, February 24 @ 05:45:06 EST (911 reads) (Read More... | Score: 0)

NJPTAid Newservice Item: 2006 MPFS
Regulations Interest Area: Medicare Fee Schedule

Priority: High

The following announcement is from Empire Medicare Services:

- New 2006 Payment Rate for Services Paid Under the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS)

On February 8, 2006, President Bush signed into law the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 (DRA), changing the fees paid under the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS). Empire Medicare Services will begin processing new claims with the updated fee schedule tonight, February 9, 2006. Previously submitted claims will be automatically adjusted. This process may take several months to complete.

The updated fee schedules will be posted to the fees pages of our Web site on February 10, 2006.

2006 New Jersey Fee Schedules
(http://www.empiremedicare.com/partbnj/billing/fees/fees2006.htm)

2006 New York Fee Schedules
(http://www.empiremedicare.com/partbny/billing/fees/fees2006.htm)

Reference: CMS Joint Signature Memorandum, JSM-06280


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Fax 973 633-9557
68 Seneca Trail
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Posted by Ken Mailly on Friday, February 10 @ 03:21:44 EST (799 reads) (Read More... | Score: 0)

NJPTAid Newservice Item: Medicare Cap
Regulations Interest Area: Medicare

Priority: High

As you or may not now be aware, President Bush signed Senate Bill 1932 into law on February 8. This law now authorizes the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to develop a new exception process for Medicare beneficiaries to apply for medially necessary therapy services if their treatment is expected to exceed the $1,740 cap in 2006. While this process has not been finalized, CMS has stated that they do soon as soon as possible.

We encourage you to keep up-to-date on this important development through monitoring of communications from APTA and our news items. It is unclear exactly how this exceptions process will work, although submitted ICD-9 codes are likely to play a significant role, along thorough documentation of medical necessity. We cannot emphasize too strongly, the importance of documenting functional loss, both for Medicare beneficiaries and all of your patients.

As soon as we are aware of more details on this process, we will communicate them to you.

Mailly & Inglett Consulting, LLC
Tel. 973 692-0033
Fax 973 633-9557
68 Seneca Trail
Wayne, NJ, 07470
www.NJPTAid.biz

Bridging the Gap!

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Posted by Ken Mailly on Thursday, February 09 @ 11:08:02 EST (816 reads) (Read More... | Score: 0)

NJPTAid Newservice Item: Medicare Claims Processing
Regulations Interest Area: Medicare

Priority: High

There are several new items of interest on the Empire Medicare Services website, which can be accessed via the following link:

http://www.empiremedicare.com/news/newsbnj06.cfm

These items should be of interest to all who bill their Medicare claims to Carriers. There are two that we would like to call particular attention to. The first is entitled Explanation of Systems Used by Medicare to Process Your Claims. The focus of this article should be self-explanatory.

The second item is entitled Processing All Diagnosis Codes Reported on Claims Submitted to Carriers. This item discussed recently released transmittal form CMS regarding ICD-9 codes on Medicare claims. It is well- known that many claims for PT and rehabilitation services require multiple diagnosis codes to properly describe the patients receiving services. Despite this, many carriers have only recognized the first diagnosis submitted when adjudicating claims. CMS will now require Carriers to include all submitted diagnosis codes when processing and adjudicating claims.

From the Empire news item:

“The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has issue Change Request (CR) 4097, Transmittal 735, requiring that all standard systems for carrier claims process all diagnosis codes reported in the adjudication of the claim. In Chapter 26, Section 10.4, Item 21, of the Medicare Claims Processing Manual, obsolete references have been removed. This CR will be implemented in multiple phases. This is the first phase which will include only the analysis and design.

To view the complete CR issued to your carrier, go to:
http://www.cms.hhs.gov/transmittals/downloads/R735CP.pdf
on the CMS Web site.”


From Transmittal 735:

“80.6 – Processing All Diagnosis Codes Reported on Claims Submitted to Carriers

(Rev.735, Issued: 10-31-05, Effective: 04-01-06, Implementation: 04-03-06)

Carrier standard systems shall capture and process all diagnosis codes reported on a claim (both paper and electronic) up to the maximum permitted under the format. The CWF shall process and maintain all diagnosis codes reported to CWF on a carrier processed claim.”



Mailly & Inglett Consulting, LLC
Tel. 973 692-0033
Fax 973 633-9557
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Friday, December 16
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Wednesday, December 14
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Tuesday, December 06
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Thursday, November 03
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Friday, October 21
· NJPTAid Listserve Post: Coding Group-Aquatics
Friday, October 14
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Thursday, July 28
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