Beginning Jan. 1, 2020, private practices have to use the CQ modifier (for PTAs) and CO modifier (for COTAs) on each CPT code where the PTA or COTA provided more than 10% of the service independent of the PT or OT. For t15-minute timed codes, this equates to 2 minutes or more of the time. …
Each state has a law about how long medical providers have to retain medical records. The time ranges between 5-10 years depending on the state. Some states require providers to maintain records longer if the patient is under 18. If you are a Medicare provider, you should keep patient records 10 years since Medicare can …
On March 12, 2013, Judy Holder from FOTO gave an excellent presentation to our Practice Management Network/My Legal Counsel Members on the Medicare G-Code Reporting requirements and how FOTO can help. The presentation was recorded . . . .
If you missed PQRS: Everything you need to know in 1 hour! by Danielle Haggerty on Tuesday, Jan. 8, the webinar was recorded and is now available.
