Billing Education

Good-bye CPT 96101 and CPT 96102
Jan 23, 2019
Good-bye CPT 96101 and CPT 96102
For 2019 beloved psychological testing codes 96101 and 96102 have vanished.   Effective for dates of service on or after January 1, 2019, the Medicine/Central Nervous ...
The 5 Point Checklist for CPT Codes 99358 and 99359
Nov 18, 2018
The 5 Point Checklist for CPT Codes 99358 and 99359
Changes have been made to the California OMFS since the publication of this article. Be sure to see the latest analyses here and here.2021 OMFS updates drastically cha...
CA Providers: Do Not Alter Bill When Submitting Second Review Appeal
Sep 14, 2018
CA Providers: Do Not Alter Bill When Submitting Second Review Appeal
To appeal incorrect reimbursements or bill denials, California providers must submit timely and compliant requests for second review. To date, DaisyBill clients have recovere...
Don't Rely on Claims Administrators. Providers Must Know The Rules.
Aug 30, 2018
Don't Rely on Claims Administrators. Providers Must Know The Rules.
Repeatedly, we hear some version or another of the same story: a provider reaches out to a claims administrator for information regarding workers’ comp billing and payment. T...
New York Billing: CMS-1500 Field 19 (Additional Claim Information)
Aug 22, 2018
New York Billing: CMS-1500 Field 19 (Additional Claim Information)
New York State workers’ comp billing is in transition. Ultimately, the state will make a full, mandatory switch to e-billing. But before that, starting on January 1, 2019, pr...
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Aug 15, 2018
NY Workers' Comp Billing: How to Complete CMS 1500
Starting January 1, 2019, New York workers’ comp providers may submit original bills using the CMS 1500 form, rather than New York-specific forms C-4, C-4.2, OT/PT-4, PS-4, a...
CA Providers: Do Not Provide Additional Reports Without Payment
Aug 8, 2018
CA Providers: Do Not Provide Additional Reports Without Payment
For California workers’ comp providers, reporting is an important (if sometimes burdensome) requirement. Documentation is everything, hence the requirements for reports like ...
New York Workers’ Comp: Big Billing Changes Coming in 2019
Aug 7, 2018
New York Workers’ Comp: Big Billing Changes Coming in 2019
On April 17, 2018, the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) announced its intention to improve medical care for injured workers. Board Bulletin Subject No. 046-10...
Denials/Reductions for Insufficient E/M Documentation Continue
Jul 25, 2018
Denials/Reductions for Insufficient E/M Documentation Continue
We recently warned providers about an emerging trend among California workers’ comp claims administrators: denying payment for Evaluation and Management (E/M) services in the...
RFA For Emergency Treatment in California Workers' Comp
Jul 12, 2018
RFA For Emergency Treatment in California Workers' Comp
First, let’s be clear that providers never have to wait for authorization before providing emergency treatment an acute medical condition. Never.However, the provider ...
Workers’ Comp Billing Tip: Use a Detailed Cover Sheet
Jul 11, 2018
Workers’ Comp Billing Tip: Use a Detailed Cover Sheet
California’s Division of Workers’ Compensation (DWC) has many strict requirements as to what constitutes a “complete” bill for the treatment of injured workers. But given the...
CA Providers: Appeal Denials for Treatment Preceding Liability Decision
Jun 27, 2018
CA Providers: Appeal Denials for Treatment Preceding Liability Decision
Recently, we pointed out that California employers are liable for treatment that precedes the claims administrator’s decision to accept or deny a workers’ comp claim. Before ...