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Documentation and coding of kinetic chain disruptions

Chiropractic Economics

For DCs, proper documentation and coding of kinetic chain disruptions are critical for effective patient care, communication with other healthcare providers and ensuring accurate billing and insurance claims. The post Documentation and coding of kinetic chain disruptions appeared first on Chiropractic Economics. WHO website.

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A Chiropractor’s Guide to Proper Billing: Therapeutic Exercises (97110) vs. Therapeutic Activities (97530)

ChiroUp

In this comprehensive guide, well break down these two codes, clarify their differences, and offer tips on billing and documentation to ensure proper reimbursement for these services. Gain valuable tips on billing and documentation to help ensure accurate reimbursement for these services.

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The new HIPAA law: Immediate actions you need to take

Chiropractic Economics

Policy changes to make now Change your business associate agreement (BAA) and ensure all your business associates, anyone you have given access to any of your private patient data, have the latest version of this new document. Remember to keep the document and the signed attestation in your HIPAA manual.

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Medicare Part B’s advance beneficiary notice

Chiropractic Economics

When documentation is compared to billing, as much as 78% of the time providers were found to be billing for treatment didn’t meet the definition of medical necessity. It all comes down to the documentation. AT vs. GA modifier Documentation for chiropractic spinal adjustments has specific requirements in Medicare Part B.

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Chiropractic maintenance care: How to recognize it, document it and code it

Chiropractic Economics

This article describes what maintenance care is and how it should be documented and coded in your practice. Remember, even if you are not billing insurance, your state licensing board usually has guidelines for minimal documentation requirements within the scope of your practice.

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Mastering the Documentation Jungle

Genesis

In this captivating discussion, Dr. Gregg Friedman takes center stage, shedding light on the often underestimated yet pivotal aspect of documentation in chiropractic care. Reflecting on his journey from the era of floppy disks to the dawn of cutting-edge solutions, Dr. Friedman reminisces about the evolution of documentation software.

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Craft your painted picture: Visualize success for the perfect future in chiropractic practice

Chiropractic Economics

Remember, the painted picture is not a static document; it’s a living, breathing representation of your aspirations and dreams and is meant to be revisited, and even revised, regularly. Regularly revisit and update your painted picture as your practice grows and evolves.