Can I Charge a Medicare Patient a Cancel or No Show Fee
A question I often receive is can I bill a Medicare beneficiary who is under an outpatient therapy plan of care a cancel or no show fee (missed appointment fee)? The answer may surprise you. According to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Medicare Claims
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Thank you Rick! Does this also apply to rehab agencies?
Thank you!
Yes, for therapy services.
Does this also apply to medicaid patients?
The article applies strictly to traditional Medicare. You would have to check with your state Medicaid program.