<p>During this episode we will discuss the scenario when a provider is planning to perform a service that they expect the insurance to not cover. Is the practice required to notify the patient of this tricky situation? Is the patient responsible to pay out of pocket every single time in every situation? We will review what the medical staff and a patient need to be aware of to prevent reimbursement issues with services that may not be covered.</p>

During this episode we will discuss the scenario when a provider is planning to perform a service that they expect the insurance to not cover. Is the practice required to notify the patient of this tricky situation? Is the patient responsible to pay out of pocket every single time in every situation? We will review what the medical staff and a patient need to be aware of to prevent reimbursement issues with services that may not be covered.

What is an Advance Beneficiary Notice (ABN) and When Must a Practice Provide One?

Stephanie Allard, CPC, CEMA, RHIT has 20 years of experience in the medical industry and knows the complexities that the professional world is facing on a daily basis. She also knows the lack of public education about our healthcare industry in the United States which contributes to the inability for patients to advocate for themselves. Her Auditing Antics Podcast will explore the healthcare industry from the viewpoint of a medical coder, medical auditor and the patient perspective as a consumer. This series will provide insight to various services in the medical/dental industry and help you n

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