The US House of Representatives voted last evening to pass the Senate version of health care reform. Although the timelines and some particulars are still being reviewed, there are some very key provisions in the bill that affect the chiropractic profession directly.
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On July 30, 2008, BlueCross BlueShield of Illinois (BCBSIL) sent its participating providers a Letter Agreement that made changes to its existing provider agreements. At that time, the ICS sent its members a memo explaining the changes. On October 15, 2008, BCBSIL sent its participating providers a new Letter Agreement that rescinds and replaces the July 30, 2008 letter.
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The MPA requires 150 hours of CME for the licensing period, divided into 60 hours in Category I and 90 hours in Category II. For the renewal period in 2002 and thereafter, physicians will be responsible for 150 hours for the three-year licensing period earned during that period. CME is not required for the first renewal after licensure in Illinois.
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The ICS is recommending that providers continue to report the G-codes in 2017, using the same G-codes that were used in 2016 for PQRS.
Read MoreHappy Holidays from the Illinois Chiropractic Society. The ICS wishes it’s members a very Happy Holiday Season. Enjoy time with friends and family.
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As small business owners, Chiropractic Physicians usually market themselves and their practices to build and retain their patient base. There are several ways doctors market their services including: Advertising (television, internet, yellow pages or other forms of media), screenings, free giveaways, open houses, business cards, pamphlets, website, coupons, the name of your practice, your signage, and even your own words.
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Over the last several years, the ICS has changed its strategies at the Statehouse to one of cooperation instead of competition.
Read MoreThere has been ambiguity and problems with using the words “Physical Therapy” in advertising, because of protected restrictions in the Physical Therapy Act.
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