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On January 5, 2015, Medicare and private pay claims submission should start to include the use of the New 59 subset modifiers. There will be a grace period of introduction, but each office should be aware of the changes and start the implementation process as soon as possible. View the new modifiers Remember that providers must maintain adequate documentation in the medical record to support the use of modifier 59 for distinct services. Please contact us with any questions yo

Did you know that, as a chiropractor, you CAN get paid for your x-ray reports...even when the x-rays were taken elsewhere? Sometimes getting paid for what you do simply hinges on proper coding and documentation. When billing for x-rays there are multiple components to consider. You have the technical component (actually taking the x-rays) and the professional component (the writing of the report) and the two can be billed separately by using the appropriate modifier. Use the

PQRS for Medicare.If you're still trying to figure it out, CALL US TODAY. It's SIMPLE. If you're using Document Plus you've probably even been documenting it. Now you just need to make sure you're reporting it properly. What is PQRS? PQRS stands for the Physician Quality Reporting System. The program was originally established by CMS/Medicare as a "voluntary" program to report quality measures. While the program does offer incentives for participation, it will begin penalizin