Taya Gordon says education, appeals and payment alerts top the to-do list before Medicare's 2027 same-day and G2211 changes hit Jan. 1.
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Are we allowed to charge delinquent patients rebilling fees or interest? If so, can you cite the law that makes this clear?
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Question: Are we allowed to charge delinquent patients rebilling fees or interest? If so, can you cite the law that makes this clear?
Answer: The Truth-in-Lending laws, or Regulation Z, allow for rebilling and interest charges.
Here's a link to the regulation:
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