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Description
- Discuss credentialing & enrollment processes that impact your revenue cycle
- Recognize billing processes including service entry, claim submission, and revenue cycle management
- Explore Medicare enrollment and the benefits of participating.
Speaker
Yesenia Servin CPMSM, PESC is an expert in credentialing and provider/payer enrollment with over 23 years of experience in the healthcare industry. Yesenia Servin has a deep understanding of Medicare & Medicaid enrollment and is a nationally certified credentialing manager and provider enrollment specialist. Through, YS Credentialing PLLC, Yesenia Servin... Read more
Learning Objectives
- How do I know that a CMS 855I application is needed if I use PECOS for Medicare?
- When is an 855R application required?
- What is the correspondence/mailing address that should be listed on the 855I application?
- Understanding CMS Medicare’s use of the term "provider(s)."
- How to obtain compliant access to your provider’s Medicare applications.
- The designated contact person on every Medicare application should only be.
- Adverse actions must be reported on an 855I application.
- Medicare allows corrections to be responded to within a specified timeframe.
- The process for completing and mailing out Medicare paper applications.
- The CMS-compliant process to connect with healthcare providers, whether individuals or organizations.
- Medicare revalidations are urgent, and the timeline is.
- When you receive a request to correct the address(es) on your application, which section(s) should you check?
- Key requirements for completing the 855R application.
- Consistency in language from MAC representatives when requesting corrections or providing rejection letters.
- When completing the banking information section, the address listed must match the address on the Medicare application.