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Medicare Claims Appeals Process Handbook
Lester J. Perling,
Aspen Health & Administration Development Group

Loose-leaf Binder: Approx. 710 pages
10" x 9.5"
ISBN 0735564817
978-0735564817
Aspen Publishers
Updated Annually!
(click below for the best currently available price for this important resource)

Medicare audits are a fact of life for health care providers that serve Medicare beneficiaries. Medicare processes over one billion medical claims every year, and in fiscal year alone, Medicare contractors denied over 150 million Medicare claims. For those who are charged with overseeing the reimbursement appeals process, the system can seem complex and confusing.

Anyone who submits Medicare claims and receives Medicare reimbursements needs to be fully prepared to follow the appeals process when claims are rejected and/or refunds are requested.

Medicare Claims Appeals Process Handbook helps you understand - and explain - the process every step of the way. You'll know exactly what you can and can't do, the essential timeframes for pursuing appeals, where to send information, and how to proceed - at every level of the appeals process!

Medicare Claims Appeals Process Handbook covers everything, including:

  • Recovery Audit Contractors

  • Evidence issues

  • National/Local Determination Process

  • And more!

The continuously updated loose-leaf binder helps you:

  • Increase your likelihood of success in the claims appeal by lowering the possibility of procedural error and avoiding costly errors

  • Navigate all four levels of the administrative appeal process

  • Proceed to federal court if necessary

  • Stay current with changing rules, regulations, and procedures

  • Put best practices in place - immediately!

This resource includes letters, forms, charts, and more - all designed to provide you with practical support throughout the process.

 

The author, Lester J. Perling, is a Partner in the Fort Lauderdale office of Broad and Cassel. He is a member of the Firm's Health Law and White Collar Civil and Criminal Fraud Defense Practice Groups. Mr. Perling is a board-certified health law attorney. He has had significant experience with Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement and fraud and abuse issues, privacy of health care information (HIPAA), federal and state administrative proceedings, provider operations issues, corporate compliance programs, and related matters for health care providers. He is a frequent national author and lecturer on various health law and health management topics.

 

Please note: These bestselling 3-ring binders are supplemented each year. Whenever you place your order, the publishers assure that you will be receiving the most current and thoroughly updated collection of guidelines, samples and forms. Thereafter, you will be able to receive additional annual supplements, if you wish, at an additional subscription cost, thereby ensuring that your procedures continue to be current and always in compliance for years to come.

 

Tabbed sections of your manual include:

  1. Overview of Claims Processing System

  2. The Role of National Coverage Determinations and Local Coverage Determinations

  3. Overview of the New Claims Appeals Process

  4. Provider Appeal Rights

  5. Rules for Representation

  6. Assignment of Appeal Rights

  7. Initial Determinations and Redeterminations

  8. Rules for Presenting Evidence

  9. Qualified Independent Contractor Reconsiderations

  10. Administrative Law Judge Appeals

  11. Medicare Appeals Council Reviews

  12. Judicial Review

  13. Quality Improvement Organization's Reviews

  14. Reopenings

Aspen Publishers, headquartered in New York City, is a leading information provider. We publish in the full range of formats, including updated manuals, books, periodicals, CDs, and online products. Our proprietary content is complemented by 2,500 legal databases, containing over 11 million documents. Our mission is to provide accurate, timely, and authoritative content in easily accessible formats, supported by unmatched customer care.

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