TAHCS will holds its
Annual Fall LoneStar
Seminar:
October 1, 2010
Crowne Plaza Hotel
Dallas Market Center
830 am to 500 pm.
Registration applications will be available
on line soon and may be returned via fax or
email to info@tahcs.org.
Do not miss this extremely informative
meeting to discuss YOUR future in DME.
Hear national experts
help YOU decide your destiny
in these changing times.
Learn how legislative advocacy
will influence the entire industry
and how YOU can be a part of a
positive change.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A TAHCS
MEMBER TO ATTEND.
ALL PROVIDERS WELCOME!
Topics include:
Updates on Competitive Bidding,
ZPIC Audits,
Legislative Affairs,
Legal Actions and
Legal Aspects of Competitive Bidding.
We started with HR3790 and will re-shape our industry
on day at a time!
UNITED WE STAND With YOU !
TAHCS
Monday, August 9, 2010
Sunday, April 18, 2010
PLAN TO STOP COMPETITIVE BIDDING
DALLAS TEXAS
Attendees of the 2010 LoneStar HME Conference
will be treated to an informative luncheon lecture by
keynote speaker Dr. Jim Tozzi.
Dr Jim Tozzi is the head of the
Center for Regulator Compliance,
a watchdog group that specializes in data quality.
He has held numerous prestigious administrative
posts in the administration and is a former
regulatory official with the
Office of Budget and Management.
Tozzi is no stranger on taking on government
agencies or their illegal regulations.
He plans to take on CMS to Stop Competitive Bidding.
To hear his plan, attend the
2010 LoneStar HME Conference, April 26, 2010
at the Crowne Plaza Hotel form 8am-5pm.
A full day of information and legal aspects of
HME for only $99.oo
email info@tahcs.com for an application to
register by fax
UNITED WE STAND !!
TAHCS
Attendees of the 2010 LoneStar HME Conference
will be treated to an informative luncheon lecture by
keynote speaker Dr. Jim Tozzi.
Dr Jim Tozzi is the head of the
Center for Regulator Compliance,
a watchdog group that specializes in data quality.
He has held numerous prestigious administrative
posts in the administration and is a former
regulatory official with the
Office of Budget and Management.
Tozzi is no stranger on taking on government
agencies or their illegal regulations.
He plans to take on CMS to Stop Competitive Bidding.
To hear his plan, attend the
2010 LoneStar HME Conference, April 26, 2010
at the Crowne Plaza Hotel form 8am-5pm.
A full day of information and legal aspects of
HME for only $99.oo
email info@tahcs.com for an application to
register by fax
UNITED WE STAND !!
TAHCS
Sunday, April 4, 2010
PAOC Summary - March 17th
Summary- PAOC March 17,2010
Larawence Wilson stated round 1 rebid went much smoother
due to supplier education and on line registration.
Covered document review was used
by a ssubstantial amount of bidders.
CMS is on track to announce the single payment
amounts in June 2010.
CMS will conduct extensive outreach and education
activities for providers once the single payment amounts
are announced.
Medicare contractors will provide educational materials
on their websites and in their bulletins and newsletters.
PAOC members were surprised that CMS did not solicit
their input before designing the materials.
CMS provided an overview of the role of the Medicare.
Competitive Acquisition Ombudsman, who will respond
to concerns and complaints from suppliers and individuals
regarding the competitive bidding program.
CMS presented a tentative timeline for Round 2 with
Bidder registration and education events will begin in
winter 2010. Program registration will end and the
bidding process will begin in spring 2011.
CMS is considering closing the registration process before
the bidding window opens. CMS plans to expand
the covered document review process to 90 days, up
from 45 days from the first round.
Single payment amounts for Round 2 will be announced
Spring 2012, educational and outreach activities will begin
summer 2012 and the program will be implemented in
January 2013.
PAOC members said that more time is needed to educate
suppliers outside of the Round 1 MSAs on the program,
as there is little existing knowledge.
PAOC members also suggested that Round 2 be
implemented on a rolling schedule to allow focus on the
new MSAs and prevent CMS and the CBIC from
being overwhelmed.
PAOC also asked how diabetic mail-order supplies
would be handled, and CMS said that issue would be
addressed in future rulemaking.
CMS said Medicare requirements and the supplier
standards that must be met to participate in the competitive
bidding program. For example, contract suppliers must maintain
enrollment, accreditation and licensure as part of their contract.
CMS noted that suppliers may not sell or assign a contract
to another entity. While there is a change of ownership procedure
in place, it is to prevent suppliers from bidding simply to later
sell the contract.
CMS also outlined the beneficiary survey form and the supplier
quarterly report form that will be used. PAOC members said
suppliers should have been consulted in the development of
the forms. In addition, PAOC members said that adequate
oversight is needed to ensure the program is successful.
More to Follow
UNITED WE STAND !
TAHCS
Larawence Wilson stated round 1 rebid went much smoother
due to supplier education and on line registration.
Covered document review was used
by a ssubstantial amount of bidders.
CMS is on track to announce the single payment
amounts in June 2010.
CMS will conduct extensive outreach and education
activities for providers once the single payment amounts
are announced.
Medicare contractors will provide educational materials
on their websites and in their bulletins and newsletters.
PAOC members were surprised that CMS did not solicit
their input before designing the materials.
CMS provided an overview of the role of the Medicare.
Competitive Acquisition Ombudsman, who will respond
to concerns and complaints from suppliers and individuals
regarding the competitive bidding program.
CMS presented a tentative timeline for Round 2 with
Bidder registration and education events will begin in
winter 2010. Program registration will end and the
bidding process will begin in spring 2011.
CMS is considering closing the registration process before
the bidding window opens. CMS plans to expand
the covered document review process to 90 days, up
from 45 days from the first round.
Single payment amounts for Round 2 will be announced
Spring 2012, educational and outreach activities will begin
summer 2012 and the program will be implemented in
January 2013.
PAOC members said that more time is needed to educate
suppliers outside of the Round 1 MSAs on the program,
as there is little existing knowledge.
PAOC members also suggested that Round 2 be
implemented on a rolling schedule to allow focus on the
new MSAs and prevent CMS and the CBIC from
being overwhelmed.
PAOC also asked how diabetic mail-order supplies
would be handled, and CMS said that issue would be
addressed in future rulemaking.
CMS said Medicare requirements and the supplier
standards that must be met to participate in the competitive
bidding program. For example, contract suppliers must maintain
enrollment, accreditation and licensure as part of their contract.
CMS noted that suppliers may not sell or assign a contract
to another entity. While there is a change of ownership procedure
in place, it is to prevent suppliers from bidding simply to later
sell the contract.
CMS also outlined the beneficiary survey form and the supplier
quarterly report form that will be used. PAOC members said
suppliers should have been consulted in the development of
the forms. In addition, PAOC members said that adequate
oversight is needed to ensure the program is successful.
More to Follow
UNITED WE STAND !
TAHCS
Monday, March 22, 2010
HEALTHCARE Penalty & HR3790 ? REMEDY?
Today, we enter a new era of of government
controlled health care.
As an industry, we are being penalized with
an additional tax of 2.5% for medical devices
which manufacturers will pass along to us.
We are being harassed with needless audits by
overzelous fee paid audit contractors.
We are being singled out as "crooks" because
a few "bad apples" have been fraudulent.
We do not receive credit for supporting
mandatory accreditation.
surety bonds and the development and
support of a 13 point fraud program.
We are always guilty of fraud even when our
mistakes are inadvertent ones.
Yet because of CMS's failure to enforce the law,
make site visits more than once every 20 years
(to verify legitimate DME business) and failure
to verify new providers as legitimate,
we suffer the wrath.
The government is now involved in the largest
price fixing scheme ever,as they move to drive down
reimbursement to an all time low.
CMS will, by the provisions of the
newly passed health care bill, use
Competitive Bidding rates as a benchmark for
allowables nationwide.
They will accelerate the rates even lower
and every insurance company and HMO
will follow suit.
Has anyone taken the time to
consider he beneficiary or their Access to Care?
I think NOT!!
As DME Providers, we must mount
an tremendous force to pass HR 3790
AND Eliminate Competitive Bidding.
We need every vote and to find
a Senate sponsor for this budget neutral bill.
Fax you member today and ask them to cosponsor
HR 3790.
For starters, let's save the seniors Access to Care,
$ 25 million annually in needless administrative CB fees,
prevent unqualified bidders from wreaking havoc
on our patients and save 100,000 jobs in the
first round.
UNITED WE STAND!
TAHCS
controlled health care.
As an industry, we are being penalized with
an additional tax of 2.5% for medical devices
which manufacturers will pass along to us.
We are being harassed with needless audits by
overzelous fee paid audit contractors.
We are being singled out as "crooks" because
a few "bad apples" have been fraudulent.
We do not receive credit for supporting
mandatory accreditation.
surety bonds and the development and
support of a 13 point fraud program.
We are always guilty of fraud even when our
mistakes are inadvertent ones.
Yet because of CMS's failure to enforce the law,
make site visits more than once every 20 years
(to verify legitimate DME business) and failure
to verify new providers as legitimate,
we suffer the wrath.
The government is now involved in the largest
price fixing scheme ever,as they move to drive down
reimbursement to an all time low.
CMS will, by the provisions of the
newly passed health care bill, use
Competitive Bidding rates as a benchmark for
allowables nationwide.
They will accelerate the rates even lower
and every insurance company and HMO
will follow suit.
Has anyone taken the time to
consider he beneficiary or their Access to Care?
I think NOT!!
As DME Providers, we must mount
an tremendous force to pass HR 3790
AND Eliminate Competitive Bidding.
We need every vote and to find
a Senate sponsor for this budget neutral bill.
Fax you member today and ask them to cosponsor
HR 3790.
For starters, let's save the seniors Access to Care,
$ 25 million annually in needless administrative CB fees,
prevent unqualified bidders from wreaking havoc
on our patients and save 100,000 jobs in the
first round.
UNITED WE STAND!
TAHCS
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
OPEN DOOR FORUM APRIL 2010
Providers take note.
The next Home Health, Hospice & DME Open Door Forum is
scheduled for Wednesday, April 14, 2010 from 2pm-3pmET.
If you wish to participate dial 1-800-837-1935 Conference ID 61772075.
UNITED WE STAND
TAHCS
The next Home Health, Hospice & DME Open Door Forum is
scheduled for Wednesday, April 14, 2010 from 2pm-3pmET.
If you wish to participate dial 1-800-837-1935 Conference ID 61772075.
UNITED WE STAND
TAHCS
Sunday, March 14, 2010
HOUSE RELEASES CHANGES
Washington DC --Late Sunday night, the House
released the text of changes which will serve
as base legislation for changes to the Senate bill.
The budget committee released over 2300 pages
that was previously recommended to the
Education and Labor Committee as well as the
Ways & Means Committee.
Substantive changes will be offered
during the markup process.
It appears both houses will work together to
approve the sweeping changes to health care.
With reconciliation looming on the horizon,
it is likely the approval of the health care
reform act will be before the Easter recess.
A filibuster is now out of the question.
There will be no further debate on
government run health care or what it
will actually cost every American.
It is time to get involved and let your member
know how you feel about reconciliation.
Be sure to discuss the current Senate
provision, such as a NEW 2.5% excise
tax on medical equipment.
Now is the time to get on the phone,
send emails and faxes to make your voice
heard.
Give your member an earfull.
UNTIED WE STAND !
TAHCS
released the text of changes which will serve
as base legislation for changes to the Senate bill.
The budget committee released over 2300 pages
that was previously recommended to the
Education and Labor Committee as well as the
Ways & Means Committee.
Substantive changes will be offered
during the markup process.
It appears both houses will work together to
approve the sweeping changes to health care.
With reconciliation looming on the horizon,
it is likely the approval of the health care
reform act will be before the Easter recess.
A filibuster is now out of the question.
There will be no further debate on
government run health care or what it
will actually cost every American.
It is time to get involved and let your member
know how you feel about reconciliation.
Be sure to discuss the current Senate
provision, such as a NEW 2.5% excise
tax on medical equipment.
Now is the time to get on the phone,
send emails and faxes to make your voice
heard.
Give your member an earfull.
UNTIED WE STAND !
TAHCS
Saturday, March 13, 2010
HME Lone Star Conference
2010 HME Lone Star Conference.
Crowne Plaza - Dallas Market Center
7050 N. Stemmons Freeway
Dallas, TX 75247
April 26, 2010
8:30 to 4:00 pm
Free parking
Lunch included with registration
Make plans to attend this informative
HME meeting featuring nationally
recognized speakers.
Presented By:
TAHCS
United We Stand!
TAHCS
info@tahcs.org
Crowne Plaza - Dallas Market Center
7050 N. Stemmons Freeway
Dallas, TX 75247
April 26, 2010
8:30 to 4:00 pm
Free parking
Lunch included with registration
Make plans to attend this informative
HME meeting featuring nationally
recognized speakers.
Presented By:
TAHCS
United We Stand!
TAHCS
info@tahcs.org
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Rep Meek in HOUSTON - Meets with TAHCS
HOUSTON Texas --- Terry McDonald TAHCS
Board Memb
er, met with Congressman Meek and
discussed the status of HR 3790.
She thanked him for his introduction of the bill
and discussed further actions to move the bill forward.
In addition Mr. Terry Wylie, TAHCS government relations committee and Brian Robertson, representing TAHCS Board member Jason Hall, attended.
(Left to right Brian Robertson, Terry Wylie Congressman Meek & Terry McDonald)
Things are being ramped up on capitol hill for a
hearing on HR 3790.
Meanwhile, there was a formal CMS briefing
held today in which CMS touted the benefits of Competitive Bidding.
TAHCS --Working for our members in all the right places.
Join us today.
http://www.tahcs.org/
TAHCS
UNITED WE STAND!
Board Memb
er, met with Congressman Meek anddiscussed the status of HR 3790.
She thanked him for his introduction of the bill
and discussed further actions to move the bill forward.
In addition Mr. Terry Wylie, TAHCS government relations committee and Brian Robertson, representing TAHCS Board member Jason Hall, attended.
(Left to right Brian Robertson, Terry Wylie Congressman Meek & Terry McDonald)
Things are being ramped up on capitol hill for a
hearing on HR 3790.
Meanwhile, there was a formal CMS briefing
held today in which CMS touted the benefits of Competitive Bidding.
TAHCS --Working for our members in all the right places.
Join us today.
http://www.tahcs.org/
TAHCS
UNITED WE STAND!
UPODATE ON HR 3790
Washington DC --- Industry insiders have told us we
have committments from 178 Cosponsors.
Just 40 big one to go!
These cosponsors should all be posted soon on
thomas.gov.
Call your member and encourage them
to co sponsor HR 3790 before competitive bidding
arrives in June 2010.
More to follow- check back soon
UNITED WE STAND!
TAHCS
have committments from 178 Cosponsors.
Just 40 big one to go!
These cosponsors should all be posted soon on
thomas.gov.
Call your member and encourage them
to co sponsor HR 3790 before competitive bidding
arrives in June 2010.
More to follow- check back soon
UNITED WE STAND!
TAHCS
Friday, March 5, 2010
HR 3790 UPDATE
Effective March 5, 2010 HR3790 has 162 cosponsors
to repeal competitive bidding.
We need every HME provider to call their
Member of Congress and ask for their support of
HR 3790.
UNITED WE STAND !
TAHCS
to repeal competitive bidding.
We need every HME provider to call their
Member of Congress and ask for their support of
HR 3790.
UNITED WE STAND !
TAHCS
Friday, February 26, 2010
SUCCESS - One cosponsor at a time!
As we watch our athletes bring home the gold,
silver & bronze, we should consider how much work it is
to stand on that podium, or even just have the privilege to
represent our country.
As we work forward with our legislative efforts,
we will defeat Competitive Bidding for our patients,
our families and our industry.
Don't loose site of our mission to pass HR 3790!
Take time to get involved with TAHCS.
Remember:
Don't give up.... Don't Lose hope... Don't Sell Out
- Christopher Reeves
UNITED WE STAND!
Join us today- www.tahcs.org
silver & bronze, we should consider how much work it is
to stand on that podium, or even just have the privilege to
represent our country.
As we work forward with our legislative efforts,
we will defeat Competitive Bidding for our patients,
our families and our industry.
Don't loose site of our mission to pass HR 3790!
Take time to get involved with TAHCS.
Remember:
Don't give up.... Don't Lose hope... Don't Sell Out
- Christopher Reeves
UNITED WE STAND!
Join us today- www.tahcs.org
Thursday, February 25, 2010
UPDATE HR 3790 -,Good News
GOOD NEWS HR3790
HR3790 is rapidly gaining support throughout the country.
During the AMEPA Rally for HR 3790 in California,
2 California members of Congress signed on as cosponsors.
This brings our total to 142 Co-Sponsors
and we expect more from California in the near future.
AMEPA is working hard and we are working
with them to secure more Texas co-sponsors
for HR 3790.
Thanks to Rob & Sean for their efforts
in California.
Illinois is next while we look for a Senator
to introduce HR3790 to Repeal Competitive Bidding.
UNITED WE STAND!
TAHCS
HR3790 is rapidly gaining support throughout the country.
During the AMEPA Rally for HR 3790 in California,
2 California members of Congress signed on as cosponsors.
This brings our total to 142 Co-Sponsors
and we expect more from California in the near future.
AMEPA is working hard and we are working
with them to secure more Texas co-sponsors
for HR 3790.
Thanks to Rob & Sean for their efforts
in California.
Illinois is next while we look for a Senator
to introduce HR3790 to Repeal Competitive Bidding.
UNITED WE STAND!
TAHCS
ZPIC AUDITS - MORE LIFTED
Dallas, Texas --
We have been informed that several providers have cleared
the recent ZPIC audits with Health Integrity LLC in Dallas.
There were no findings of fraud with any audit.
Providers were relieved to be released from
100% prepayment audits since these audits
created cash flow problems.
The Legal Counsel has sent a list of questions
regarding the audits but has yet to receive an
answer from the ZPIC counsel.
If you have been audited by the ZPIC
please email us at info@tahcs.org.
Pass this site along to everyone.
Ask every provider to send their
email address for free TACHS updates
to info@tahcs.org.
UNITED WE STAND!
TAHCS
We have been informed that several providers have cleared
the recent ZPIC audits with Health Integrity LLC in Dallas.
There were no findings of fraud with any audit.
Providers were relieved to be released from
100% prepayment audits since these audits
created cash flow problems.
The Legal Counsel has sent a list of questions
regarding the audits but has yet to receive an
answer from the ZPIC counsel.
If you have been audited by the ZPIC
please email us at info@tahcs.org.
Pass this site along to everyone.
Ask every provider to send their
email address for free TACHS updates
to info@tahcs.org.
UNITED WE STAND!
TAHCS
Friday, February 19, 2010
TACHS Seminar Scheduled
Dallas Texas -- TAHCS announces their first educational seminar
is now scheduled ini April 2010 at the Crown Plaza Hotel in Dallas, Texas
Exact Date to follow soon.
Topics include:
How to repeal Competitive Bidding (HR3790),
Repealing Oxygen Cap (HR 2373),
Post Payment Audits,
Legal Aspects of DME
and Successful Lobbying just to name a few.
Additional topics are being considered as time permits.
The meeting is co-sponsored by Thompson Coe Cousins & Irons, LLP
which serves as TAHCS Legal Counsel.
This promises to be an exceptional meeting jammed with
important information. You do not want to miss this event.
Mark your calendars today!
The meeting is open to all DME providers, case managers,
social workers, billing services and health care providers.
UNITED WE STAND!
TAHCS
is now scheduled ini April 2010 at the Crown Plaza Hotel in Dallas, Texas
Exact Date to follow soon.
Topics include:
How to repeal Competitive Bidding (HR3790),
Repealing Oxygen Cap (HR 2373),
Post Payment Audits,
Legal Aspects of DME
and Successful Lobbying just to name a few.
Additional topics are being considered as time permits.
The meeting is co-sponsored by Thompson Coe Cousins & Irons, LLP
which serves as TAHCS Legal Counsel.
This promises to be an exceptional meeting jammed with
important information. You do not want to miss this event.
Mark your calendars today!
The meeting is open to all DME providers, case managers,
social workers, billing services and health care providers.
UNITED WE STAND!
TAHCS
PECOS DELAYED UNTIL JAN 2011
CMS has announced they will delay Medicare implementation
of CR6417 and CR6421 (the PECOS edits) until Jan. 3, 2011.
CMS has announced this further delay of the physician registration
requirement to allow physicians and non-physician practitioners
who order services or items, or refer Medicare beneficiaries
to other Medicare providers, sufficient time to enroll or update their
Medicare credentials.
Finally CMS is beginning to listen to the DME industry !
UNITED WE STAND
TAHCS
of CR6417 and CR6421 (the PECOS edits) until Jan. 3, 2011.
CMS has announced this further delay of the physician registration
requirement to allow physicians and non-physician practitioners
who order services or items, or refer Medicare beneficiaries
to other Medicare providers, sufficient time to enroll or update their
Medicare credentials.
Finally CMS is beginning to listen to the DME industry !
UNITED WE STAND
TAHCS
Repeal O2 Cap -- Support HR 2373
There has been a resurgence throughout our DME Communityfor
the support of HR 2373. This legislation will repeal the cap on oxygen
and restore the paymentsfor oxygen services through the beneficiaries
medical need period as introduced by Rep. (Dr.) Price of Georgia.
Currently the bill has 82 co sponsors. We need additional cosponsors to
schedule it for a committeehearing in the house. Ask your member of
congress to support and cosponsor HR 2373 to restore oxygen care for our seniors.
Congress needs to once and for all "step up to the plate" anddecide how they
will pay for the oxygen services seniors deserve.There are other ways to bring
the US budget in line without placing this burden on the "backs of our elderly".
Ask your Member of Congress to return the full reimbursement for home
oxygen for our seniors.
United We Stand !
TAHCS
the support of HR 2373. This legislation will repeal the cap on oxygen
and restore the paymentsfor oxygen services through the beneficiaries
medical need period as introduced by Rep. (Dr.) Price of Georgia.
Currently the bill has 82 co sponsors. We need additional cosponsors to
schedule it for a committeehearing in the house. Ask your member of
congress to support and cosponsor HR 2373 to restore oxygen care for our seniors.
Congress needs to once and for all "step up to the plate" anddecide how they
will pay for the oxygen services seniors deserve.There are other ways to bring
the US budget in line without placing this burden on the "backs of our elderly".
Ask your Member of Congress to return the full reimbursement for home
oxygen for our seniors.
United We Stand !
TAHCS
ZPIC Audit Update
According to the TAHCS general counsel,the first supplier
has been released from ZPIC audits which
included 100% prepayment audit.
This is a direct result of objections made by TAHCS general
counsel to the excessive number of audits preformed,
implementation of the 100% prepayment punishment status
and the excessive length of time required to complete the audits.
When contacted, the ZPIC counsel indicated it was not their
intent to "strangle" the providers, but rather to complete
their audits to rule out fraud and abuse.
Furthermore, the ZPIC has ceased telling providersthese
are random audits, after it was discoveredby general counsel,
all audits were pointed and fraud based.
More to follow as available.
Join TAHCS today!
Remember
UNITED WE STAND!TAHCS
TAHCS
Sunday, February 7, 2010
ZPIC NEW INFO
TAHCS counsel has discovered that the ZPIC
audits are NOT Random as previously indicated by the contractor.
These are Pointed Audits based upon supplier
billing practices and are designed to find fraud.
The Texas Counsel for ZPIC has indicated it was not their
intent to "strangle suppliers".
Guess they do not understand when withholding the
supplier's reimbursement, before they are found
guilty of wrongdoing, will have an impact on cash flow.
Unfortunately, the audit procedures and
100 % prepayment are having adverse
effects on small business.
Going to the penalty phase of the audit procedure
manages to skip all other reasonable methods
for correcting billing procedures, such as education,
as noted in the Integrity Manual.
Perhaps they are making the audit rules as they go along?
Meanwhile the ZPIC counsel has requested we submit our
questions thru our counsel.
Let TAHCS know if you have questions or comments by blogging.
It is your site, let your views be heard.
Join TACHS today because.....
United WE Stand!!
More to follow!!!
TAHCS
audits are NOT Random as previously indicated by the contractor.
These are Pointed Audits based upon supplier
billing practices and are designed to find fraud.
The Texas Counsel for ZPIC has indicated it was not their
intent to "strangle suppliers".
Guess they do not understand when withholding the
supplier's reimbursement, before they are found
guilty of wrongdoing, will have an impact on cash flow.
Unfortunately, the audit procedures and
100 % prepayment are having adverse
effects on small business.
Going to the penalty phase of the audit procedure
manages to skip all other reasonable methods
for correcting billing procedures, such as education,
as noted in the Integrity Manual.
Perhaps they are making the audit rules as they go along?
Meanwhile the ZPIC counsel has requested we submit our
questions thru our counsel.
Let TAHCS know if you have questions or comments by blogging.
It is your site, let your views be heard.
Join TACHS today because.....
United WE Stand!!
More to follow!!!
TAHCS
Friday, February 5, 2010
NEW PECOS PROVIDER LIST
NEW PECOS LISTING
A newly rreleased PECOS listing has been issued for your review.
Although it does not appear searchable, it beats nothing.
Check to see if you referring physicians are on the list.
http://www.cms.hhs.gov/MedicareProviderSupEnroll/Downloads/OrderingReferringReport.pdf
TAHCS
We have a long way to go and a short time to get there... Jerry Reed
A newly rreleased PECOS listing has been issued for your review.
Although it does not appear searchable, it beats nothing.
Check to see if you referring physicians are on the list.
http://www.cms.hhs.gov/MedicareProviderSupEnroll/Downloads/OrderingReferringReport.pdf
TAHCS
We have a long way to go and a short time to get there... Jerry Reed
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