Medicare

Medicare open enrollment for chiropractors happens each fall, from mid-October through the end of December, and it’s your chance to review and update your status. Whether you’re switching from participating to non-participating or the other way around, it’s crucial to understand how each option affects your practice and your patients. In this HelpDesk episode, Rebecca explains what it means to be a participating or non-participating provider, how payments are handled, and why every chiropractor treating Medicare Part B patients must be enrolled.

Stay ahead of audits and compliance risks with our Medicare chiropractic billing training on October 9. This live virtual hands-on lab will give you proven billing strategies, documentation tools, and real-time coaching from KMC University experts. Save $100 with Early Bird registration—limited seats available.

Thank you for joining us for this valuable session! Below, you’ll find everything you need to revisit key points, share with your team, and take advantage of the special offers we mentioned during the presentation.

Ticket to a Denial Hot Topics from the KMC University HelpDesk Over the past decade, there have been multiple observations within the chiropractic profession that…

helpful video, KMC explains the ins and the outs of the limiting fee…and why it’s not so limited for our offices in this profession.

With enrollment topping 32 million beneficiaries in 2024, MA plans now cover over half of the Medicare-eligible population—and that number is only expected to grow.

Despite ongoing education, chiropractors continue to top the list for improper Medicare payments—primarily due to insufficient documentation.

Some Medicare jurisdictions have already updated their fee schedules for 2025, and more adjustments may be on the way. Are you staying on top of these changes?

Big changes are coming to the way you verify Medicare Part B eligibility! CMS has mandated that all Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs) disable the Interactive Voice Response (IVR) eligibility check by March 31, 2025 — and some MACs are shutting it down even sooner.

The 2025 Medicare fee schedule is out, and changes are here! Learn how to access and understand your Medicare administrative contractor's fee schedule for your jurisdiction, identify the correct rates for your practice, and update your software accordingly.