XiFin’s Payor Rate Transparency Monitor Helps Clinical Labs Compare In-Network Rates
The free online tool can set a foundation for renewed reimbursement strategies and contract negotiations with insurance carriers
The free online tool can set a foundation for renewed reimbursement strategies and contract negotiations with insurance carriers
To avoid claims denials and improper billings, ensure billing and coding staff is aware of, and has adjusted to, all recent coding changes.
CMS recently issued long-awaited guidance on post-PHE changes to Medicare coverage of SARS-CoV-2 diagnostic tests.
Here’s a quick briefing of the new codes that come into effect on April 1 that your billing staff should know about.
Even though PAMA has slashed reimbursement rates for many tests, overall Medicare Part B spending on lab tests continues to increase.
According to a recent CMS report, the sheer volume of out-of-network payment disputes is overwhelming the system.
Here’s a look at what labs need to know about the new rules that take effect on Jan. 1 as part of the 2023 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule.
Labs will be able to bill Medicare and Medicaid for these new CLIA-waived tests, starting on April 1, 2023.
The final Outpatient Prospective Payment System Final Rule for 2023 provides for a rate increase of nearly four percent.
Despite Congress’ clear policy on private insurer payment of COVID-19 tests, many labs have been struggling to get reimbursed.
CMS has instructed its MACs to recognize eight new CLIA-waived complexity tests for which labs will be allowed to bill, effective Oct. 1.