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[DOCX File]CMS1500 Billing Instructions April 2013 - Maryland
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The Maryland Healthy Kids/Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment (EPSDT) Program is a comprehensive pediatric program to be billed only by those physicians, nurse practitioners and free-standing clinics who have been certified by the Program as Healthy Kids/EPSDT providers.
[DOC File]Carroll County, Maryland
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Consult with the Access to Healthcare committee that was formed by the Partnership to enlist assistance since this is an access to care issue. Determine the best method to attract physician’s interest. Determine funding necessary for presentation. Establish scholarships to cover the cost of training physicians as an incentive.
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Maryland ExpressCare is an innovative program comprised of the University of Maryland Medical System's Transfer Communication Center and Adult and Pediatric Critical Care Transport Teams. ExpressCare was developed to provide community physicians with easy access to the UMMS system for patient referrals and/or consultations.
[DOC File]MARYLAND BOARD OF PHARMACY
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Proposed regulations on the Kidney Disease Program, Physician Assistant and Physician Delegation were distributed. Dr. Love suggested that Mr. Ballard inform BPQA of the Board s concerns with the physician delegation regulations regarding the preparation of medication and …
[DOCX File]Background - Maryland
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Apr 30, 2014 · This will allow Maryland to monitor trends in access to physicians as it aims to reduce hospital admissions and drive care to lower cost settings. With input from the Workgroup, HSCRC staff identified several potential sources for physician participation data including:
[DOCX File]F10B3400022 Health Plan Administration Attach S ... - Maryland
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Integration of medical information between primary care and specialty care physicians through an electronic medical record system that facilitates “real time” care coordination and information exchange between the following services – physician (primary and specialty care), laboratory testing and testing results, medications, nursing care, case management, disease management, inpatient ...
[DOC File]Carroll County, Maryland
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Consult with the Access to Healthcare committee that was formed by the Partnership to enlist assistance since this is an access to care issue. Determine the best method to attract physician’s interest. Determine funding necessary for presentation. Establish scholarships to cover the cost of training physicians as an incentive.
[DOCX File]Checklist Before Closing or Retiring from Practice
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Please arrange to have another physician take care of you. [You may offer suggestions here if you have made any arrangements with local practices.] If you are not acquainted with a physician, you may use your insurance company’s provider directory or check with the hospital’s physician referral service.
[DOCX File]Choosing a Physician, Hospital - NNLM
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HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act requires health care providers, health plans and health care clearinghouses to allow you access to your medical records. Notices you receive from them must include information about how you can obtain copies of your medical records. It is advised that you make the request in writing.
[DOC File]HealthChoice - Maryland
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In 2005, the Legislature passed SB 836, the “Maryland Health Care Provider Rate Stabilization Fund.” The bill requires the Department to increase fee-for-service physician fees and capitation payments to MCOs so that they reimburse physicians at least the fee-for-service rates.
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