Medicare

Can I opt out now? While opting out of Medicare may not be an option for chiropractors, you still have options regarding your participation level. Make sure you are informed so you can determine if a change is right for your office. Be watching your mailbox, per Medicare "in early to mid-November, your MAC will send a postcard reminding you about the annual open enrollment period". KMC University can help you understand what options are available and how it will impact your office.

Hot Topics from the KMC University HelpDesk Our phones are ringing off the hook with offices just like yours. It may seem like the micro-managing…

Avoid Costly Mistakes: Understanding Box 24J on the CMS 1500 Form Hot Topics from the KMC University HelpDesk Navigating the complexities of Medicare billing can…

Even if you haven't billed Medicare in a while, you still need to stay updated. Falling out of Medicare means starting all over again.

Don't stress over Medicare Part C. We're here to guide you and ensure everything runs smoothly.

Did you know 10,000 people a day are aging into Medicare, including your patients? If you're not enrolled, you can't see them. But don't worry, Medicare enrollment isn't as daunting as it seems.

Whether it’s revalidations, address changes, or updates, we’ve got you covered. Don’t let these details slip. Let us help you navigate Medicare enrollment.

Our HelpDesk has been overwhelmed with questions about finding the new fee schedule for your Medicare Part B questions. KMC University to the rescue! This short training will both tell you and show you the quickest way to get the numbers you need.

CMS announced, “Patient’s Medicare Beneficiary Identifier (MBI) May Change” due to a recent breach.

The Medicare Advance Beneficiary Notice (ABN) may carry the tagline Annoying, But Necessary but this does not mean that providers can ignore it or worse, wing it when it comes to implementing it correctly.