Medicare and Cash: What You Need to Know
There is much misinformation being shared regarding Medicare beneficiaries and the ability of therapists in private practice to collect cash from a Medicare beneficiary for outpatient therapy services. In this article, I will answer the following questions:
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Can you provide insight on a patient who 1) appears to be Medicare eligible but refuses to provide the billing information 2) signs a HIPAA directive not to bill the insurance plan and it is Medicare.
I would recommend you discuss with your healthcare attorney.