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How Doctors of Chiropractic Can Bill Medicare Legally for DME

Compliance Key INC - Medical Device Training

                                           Gregory J Simms
Gregory J. Simms is Keynote Speaker at Compliance key Inc. He is President and CEO founded DME Advanta, LLC. in 2006 where he developed this revolutionary new Durable Medical Equipment Revenue Program in the Healthcare Industry. He has provided this DME Revenue Program model successfully across the country for hundreds of medical practices in numerous practice specialties. 
 Webinar Id: LSHCGJ001
 10:00 AM PT | 01:00 PM ET
 12/14/2017
 Duration 60 mins 
Overview
Can a Doctor of Chiropractic really bill Medicare for DME? It is not if but how
  • Explore the strategies to be able to provide your Medicare patients with Durable Medical Equipment
  • Develop great patient clinical outcomes and a great revenue stream that it is legally compliant.
  • Lower healthcare costs by preventing unnecessary surgeries.
  • Learn how to get the proper licensure and how to be compliant with all Federal & State Guidelines.
  • How to set up your corporation to get a Medicare DME PTAN #
  • Understanding the Anti-Kickback Statue & Stark Act
  • Development of a Legal Compliance Program
  • How to get a Rx Script that will get paid
  • Understanding how to bill Medicare and similar issues
  • Understanding the prevention of and protection from audits
  • The three keys to Medicare billing
  • What every DC needs to do to become a Medicare DME provider
  • How to become a DME Supplier for your practice and dozens of other practices through full Accreditation
Why should you attend this webinar?
Explore strategies that can be implemented to allow you to treat Medicare patients with DME and develop a large new revenue stream while maximizing clinical outcomes and lowering healthcare costs. With treating 1 patient per day you can generate revenue of $10,000+ per month. All Doctor of Chiropractic practices is facing the fact their professional services reimbursements are shrinking from all insurance companies & especially Medicare. Patient loads are smaller due to the economy and operating costs are skyrocketing. Everyone needs to look at additional revenue opportunities with their own patient base while they maximize patient clinical outcomes. Practitioners for last 5 years have been referring the business to O&P shops, manufacturers or 3rd parties because they have been told and believe it is illegal to bill Medicare patients and it is not profitable. Medicare also took away their direct ability to get a Medicare DME PTAN number. For DME Medicare is one of the best payers in the country but you must understand how to get a DME license to bill them and how to comply with heir legal guidelines such as the Stark Act & Anti-Kickback Statute. Learn the strategies to get back in the game!!
Areas Covered in the Session:
  • Business Opportunities, 
  • Legality, 
  • Myths vs. Reality, 
  • Operational Necessities Guidelines.
Who can Benefit:
  • Doctors, Owners & Administrators
  • Doctors or Administrators of Chiropractic
Target Audience to market:
  • Medical practices with 1-20 doctors in specialties mentioned as well as Ambulatory Surgical Centers and Hospitals 
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Location: United States

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