Guest guest Posted January 20, 2006 Report Posted January 20, 2006 Dear Listserv: TGIF ! Our outpatient clinic (PT, OT, ST) is in the process of re-thinking our rehab services charging system. Our payor source is 99.9 % Medicare - as we are located within a large (> 400 residents), fairly affluent, Independent Living Community. Previously, we have just marked up the Physicians' fee schedule by about 50% - across the board. However, with the Med B cap, we are thinking about reducing our mark-up to be more affordable for a greater number of our residents who may end up paying privately for rehab if they should max out their Med B benefit before the end of the year. (Historically, many of our residents may have 2 or more episodes of outpatient therapy within a calendar year.) Since the cap was reinstituted on Jan 1, is anyone else thinking along these lines? Thank you for any responses. J.A. Foley, PT, MM Directory of Ancillary Services Quote
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