So there is actually a purpose in doing that. When you bill Medicare as a provider, you know they will only cover X for a payout of $Y. So you have to bill at a higher rate than $Y, because if you bill $Y, they will pay less. It’s a very screwed up system.
So there is actually a purpose in doing that. When you bill Medicare as a provider, you know they will only cover X for a payout of $Y. So you have to bill at a higher rate than $Y, because if you bill $Y, they will pay less. It’s a very screwed up system.
So there is actually a purpose in doing that. When you bill Medicare as a provider, you know they will only cover X for a payout of $Y. So you have to bill at a higher rate than $Y, because if you bill $Y, they will pay less. It’s a very screwed up system.