Compliance with the complexities of incident-to-billing supervision regulations is the only way for your practice to get paid 15% more for your nonphysician practitioner (NPP) services.

Why You Need This Incident to Billing Training

CMS has buried the new incident-to-billing rule changes in their 1,347-page 2025 Fee Schedule Final Rule, and they are most certainly not user-friendly. Shannon has extracted the specific incident of billing rule changes you need and broken them down into actionable, plain-English strategies you can implement. Then, during her online training, she’ll guide you through these complex rules to help you comply with Incident to rules and increase your NPP reimbursement.
 

What incident-to-billing questions will you get answered?

• Exactly when can NPP claims receive 100% reimbursement?
• When should you never bill existing patients incident to (even with onsite supervision)?
• How can a physician’s initial documentation head off incident-to denials?
• When can you bill NPP inpatient split/shared services claims at 100%?
• When are physicians required to provide NPP supervision in person?
• When is physician supervision via telehealth allowed?
• How can you stop NPP scope of practice rules from driving denied claims?
• How can new rules change your new vs. established patient reimbursement?
• And so much more…

Who Should Attend this Incident to Billing Training

Practice managers, billers, coders, and anyone else involved in the process of accurately billing and getting paid for NPP incident-to-services will gain valuable, actionable advice from Shannon’s online training.

Incident to Billing Bottom Line

Don’t be intimidated by the 2025 Incident to Billing Supervision requirements. Instead, invest just one hour of your time and let Shannon walk you through exactly how to get paid more of what you’re due for NPP incident services. 

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