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Medicare: Understanding the Difference Between Non-Participating and Opting-Out

Medicare: Understanding the Difference Between Non-Participating and Opting-Out

When it comes to chiropractic and treating Medicare patients, the time has come to make some big decisions for you and your practice. In the final 6 weeks of every calendar year, chiropractors may elect to be Par or Non-Par providers. Don’t confuse this with the ability to opt out of Medicare, a luxury not afforded to chiropractors and a select few other health care providers (Noridian Healthcare Solutions, 2018).

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Network Discounted Personal Injury

Network Discounted Personal Injury

The doctor submits claims to the auto liability carrier for the usual charges for service. The doctor also happens to be a network provider for a health insurance network. The auto liability insurer has made an agreement with the health insurance network to “lease” its network and gain access to the discounts agreed to by providers who are members of the network.

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Don’t Be Confused About Medicare

Don’t Be Confused About Medicare

I am always surprised by the amount of misinformation out there when it comes to Medicare and chiropractic care. The truth is that Medicare is not that complicated. The rules are pretty clear-cut on what we can and cannot do. Although they have one of the lowest reimbursement rates, there are still benefits to seeing Medicare patients in your practice. How knowledgeable are you when it comes to seeing Medicare patients?

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