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What Are Common Billing Errors With Medicare Hospice Claims? Are you a healthcare provider working with Medicare hospice claims? In this video, we’ll explain common billing errors that can cause delays and rejections. Understanding these pitfalls can help you submit accurate claims and receive payments faster. We’ll cover important topics such as the proper order of claims, correct coding practices, and the necessary documentation to support your submissions. You’ll learn how to verify patient and provider details, select the appropriate Place of Service codes, and ensure timely submission of Notices of Election. We’ll also discuss how to handle overlapping services and when to use specific condition codes to avoid claim rejections. By paying close attention to these details, hospice providers can improve their billing accuracy, reduce denied claims, and stay compliant with Medicare rules. Whether you’re new to Medicare billing or looking to refine your process, this video offers practical tips to streamline your claims process. Stay informed and ensure your hospice services are billed correctly every time.

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