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Competitive Bidding

Competitive Bidding
Competitive Bidding’s Impact 
On Power Mobility Devices
Interview with Martin Szmal, President, The Mobility Consultants, LLC
Competitive Bidding
Expect Providers to Return for An Encore Despite CMS
An Encore Despite CMS
Competitive bidding complications cannot halt the success of this industry
Competitive Bidding
Successful Exit Strategies
You won a Medicare Competitive Bidding bid, that’s great! But remember that it isn’t a golden ticket
Competitive Bidding
Battling Competitive Bidding
Educate lawmakers on the benefits of the Market Pricing Program
Competitive Bidding
A Blueprint for Success
Replacing competitive bidding is a real possibility if we all work together

Competitive Bidding
Crunch the Numbers
Conquer competitive bidding, audits with real-time comparative analytics
CMS/Medicare
MPP Explainer
The HME industry’s replacement for competitive bidding
CMS/Medicare
Fall-Back Options for Unsuccessful HME Bidders
How to keep going if the worst happens
CMS/Medicare
Competitive Bidding Round 2; Lessons Learned from Round 1
How the competitive bidding experience of Round 1 participants can help you succeed in Round 2
CMS/Medicare
John and Mark's HME Issues Scorecard
VGM's John Gallagher and Mark Higley track the current barrage of legislative and regulatory challenges.
CMS/Medicare
TENS Unit HCPCS E0720 and E0730
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) Devices, HCPCS E0720 and E0730, are challenging items to get paid.

CMS/Medicare
PR16 Claim service lacks information needed for adjudication
National Government Services, the Jurisdiction B DME MAC, recently addressed issues with claims filing resulting in a PR16 denial code with an M124 remark code.
CMS/Medicare
CO13 / OA13: Date of death precedes date of service
There isn't too much room to dispute Medicare when you receive this denial code.
CMS/Medicare
CO16: Claim/service lacks information which is needed for adjudication
CO16Claim/service lacks information which is needed for adjudication The CO16 denial code alerts you that there is information that is missing in order
CMS/Medicare
CO 50: Non-covered services not deemed a medical necessity
CO 50, the sixth most frequent reason for Medicare claim denials, is defined as: non-covered services because this is not deemed a medical necessity by
CMS/Medicare
OA109: Claim not covered by this payer/contractor
The second highest reason code for Medicare claim denials reported for HME providers is OA109: claim not covered by this payer/contractor. You must send
CMS/Medicare
Apria to Pay $17.6 Million to Settle Charges
Lake Forest, Calif. Apria Health-care has reached a preliminary agreement with the government and whistleblowers to pay $17.6 million, without admitting

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