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NY WCB Bulletin: Telehealth Bill Objections

Heads up, New York State providers: the Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) recently issued a bulletin clarifying when payers can (and cannot) object to a bill for treating inj...

NYS: Exceptions to Reporting Requirements

New York State workers’ comp has specific billing and reporting requirements — but every rule has its exceptions.As explained in a previous article, the Workers’ Compe...

New York: How to Guarantee e-Bills Reach Payers

For New York State providers, electronic billing is the best way to make treating injured workers financially sustainable. But to e-bill successfully requires the provider’s ...

New York: WCB Update Affirms Electronic EOR Requirement

New York State’s Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) issued an update to the mandatory Claim Adjustment Reason Codes (CARCs) and Remittance Advice Remark Codes (RARCs) required...

NY: Data Dimensions Announces Golub Corp Will Not Send e-EORs

e-Billing for workers’ comp services is just gaining momentum in New York State. But already, certain claims administrators are out of compliance with Workers’ Compensation B...

NYS: CMS-1500 Field 19 Requirements

With the CMS-1500 form mandatory in New York State for all workers’ comp bills, providers may need guidance on how to complete the CMS-1500 correctly to ensure payment. While...

American Claims Management Asserts NYS e-Billing 'Loophole'

As New York State makes the (praiseworthy) transition to electronic billing for workers’ comp, some confusion regarding the technical requirements is inevitable. Case ...

NYS: CMS-1500 & Electronic EORs Commence July 1

New York State is taking a major step forward in the transition to workers’ comp electronic billing. Commencing Friday, July 1, 2022, providers must submit all medical...

NYS How-To: Register for XML Submissions

Note: Since this article was originally published, the NY WCB issued the following statement (emphasis ours):“...the Board will soon be removing the requirement for pr...