Frequently asked questions about differentiating the CMS and AMA code sets.
|Articles|May 31, 2009
Appeal Letter for Claims Denied for Not Using Designated Provider
Use this letter when a claim is denied because a patient saw a physician in your group who is not his or her designated primary care physician.
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Use this letter when a claim is denied because a patient saw a physician in your group who is not his or her designated primary care physician.
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