Becker's Healthcare August 30, 2019
Ayla Ellison

CMS’ proposed 2020 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule includes substantial changes to the rules for obtaining and maintaining Medicare billing privileges.

A one-paragraph statement in the proposed rule calls for applying Medicare enrollment approval and revocation rules for opioid treatment programs to all physicians and other eligible professionals. The proposal would allow CMS to revoke Medicare billing privileges for physicians, advance practice nurses and others for a variety of reasons, according to law firm Baker Donelson.

If finalized, the rule would allow CMS to revoke the Medicare billing privileges of any physician who has “been subject to prior action from a state oversight board, federal or state health care program, Independent Review Organization (IRO) determination(s), or any other equivalent governmental...

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Topics: CMS, Govt Agencies, Health System / Hospital, Insurance, Medicare, Physician, Provider, RCM (Revenue Cycle Mgmt)
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