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Description
Congress expects Medicare to provide quality
medical care for its
beneficiaries. However, Congress does not give
Medicare enough money to meet this goal. When
Medicare went into effect in 1966, there were 19
million people receiving Medicare benefits, and
life expectancy for the average American was 70
years. By 2015, there were 55.5 million people
receiving Medicare benefits, and life expectancy
was 78.8 years. This puts Medicare providers in
the middle of a quality care versus inadequate
funding dispute, which can affect the kind of
care a patient receives.This book is about how
to successfully fight for the payment of
medically reasonable and necessary services when
Medicare erroneously denies payment, or when
Medicare erroneously demands a repayment of
overpayment. The information in this book will
help Medicare providers, Medicare billing
companies, and health care attorneys who
represent Medicare providers to prepare for
Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) hearings--and will
help you win those ALJ decisions.
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Description
Congress expects Medicare to provide quality
medical care for its beneficiaries. However,
Congress does not give Medicare enough money to
meet this goal. When Medicare went into effect in
1966, there were 19 million people receiving
Medicare benefits, and life expectancy for the
average American was 70 years. By 2015, there
were 55.5 million people receiving Medicare
benefits, and life expectancy was 78.8 years.
This puts Medicare providers in the middle of a
quality care versus inadequate funding
dispute, which can affect the kind of care a
patient receives.This book is about how to
successfully fight for the payment of medically
reasonable and necessary services when Medicare
erroneously denies payment, or when Medicare
erroneously demands a repayment of overpayment.
The information in this book will help Medicare
providers, Medicare billing companies, and health
care attorneys who represent Medicare providers
to prepare for Administrative Law Judge (ALJ)
hearings--and will help you win those
ALJ decisions.
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