Incident to Billing Clarification | Medical Billing Guidelines

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Alicia: Q: [Incident to Billing] “I would like clarification of incident to billing... thanks.”
Chandra: A: This would be a whole separate webinar, I’m sorry. The highlights, in my opinion, incident to billing we’re talking about someone else billing under the physician’s NPI (National Provider Identifier) and the rules around this are very stringent. There’s a lot of things the physician has to be in the office suite immediately available to intervene if there’s a problem, the nurse can only - and I say nurse because usually this is a nurse practitioner, or a physician assistant who is providing services incident to.
They have to be carrying out an already established treatment plan and it has to be a condition that the physician has already treated and established a treatment plan for. If the nurse practitioner deviates in any way from that already established plan, or treats a new problem, incident to billing goes out the window, you can’t use it. They went above and beyond just following the physician’s orders basically. JoAnne, you want to chime in?
JoAnne: I know that a lot of times physicians that are in the process of getting credentials with their own provider ID numbers ask if they can bill under another physician’s ID numbers within the group, absolutely not. When you bill incident to under the physician’s MPI number as a nurse practitioner, for example, and from a reimbursement perspective the practice will get reimbursed 100% of the allowed, opposed to if the nurse practitioner had her own numbers and billed under her own number she would get 85% of what is allowed....
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[@ellemae9556]

This was a clear and precise explanation that I found most helpful. Thank you!

[@jayteecervantes3702]

So incident-to guidelines is applicable only to code range 99211-99215? Please clarify. Thanks