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HHS Relaxes HIPAA Enforcement

From the College  |  March 18, 2020

Effective immediately, the HHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has stated it will not impose any noncompliance penalties under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) on physicians using any non-public facing service or audio or video communication technology (e.g., Apple FaceTime, Skype, Facebook Messenger, etc.) for telehealth services. This discretion applies to telehealth…

CMS Relaxes Telehealth Restrictions

From the College  |  March 18, 2020

President Trump announced that CMS will broaden access to telehealth services during the COVID-19 pandemic. The CMS published a fact sheet outlining the types of visits that will be covered, the providers eligible to use the expanded services and coding considerations. The ACR is working with other specialty societies and the AMA to provide additional…

March Deadlines for 2019 MIPS Submission

From the College  |  March 5, 2020

The last day to submit Merit-Based Incentive Payment System data via the ACR RISE registry is March 16.

ACR Partners with Veteran Groups to Call for Dedicated Department of Defense Arthritis Funding

From the College  |  March 5, 2020

Twenty-five veteran organizations have signed a letter to Congress supporting the ACR’s request for dedicated DOD arthritis research funds.

RheumPAC Announces New Donor Benefits in 2020

From the College  |  February 20, 2020

Donors at each giving level will receive recognition and special benefits at the ACR’s 2020 annual meeting.

Changes & Additions to RISE Measures in 2020

From the College  |  February 19, 2020

Using RISE? Check out the updates for 2020, including five new measures available only through the RISE registry.

Coding Corner Answers: Using NP/PA Services in Practice

From the College  |  February 13, 2020

Take the challenge. Scenario 1—A: The nurse practitioner may act as the supervising physician if it’s within the scope of practice for the NP and should be coded as follows: CPT: 96413, 96415, J1745 x 30, J1200 x 1 Diagnosis ICD:10: M05.79 Scenario 2—A: To qualify as an incident-to service, the PA can provide the…

Coding Corner Questions: Using NP/PA Services in Practice

From the College  |  February 13, 2020

Scenario 1: Direct Billing A 70-year-old female patient with rheumatoid arthritis in multiple joints and positive rheumatoid factor returns to the practice for her fourth infusion of infliximab with the nurse practitioner (NP). She reports no fevers, cough, dyspnea or concurrent illness. She rates the severity of her joint pain at 6 on a 10-point…

Don’t Miss 2020 E/M Coding Workshop in New Orleans

From the College  |  February 13, 2020

Access to good training and education on practice management and coding issues has proved beneficial to physician success. Getting up-to-date information on compliance, insurance reimbursement, office efficiency, coding and billing is crucial for effective and efficient practice management. The ACR’s Committee on Rheumatologic Care (CORC) has created the premier one-day E/M Documentation Trends and Best…

VERA Aims to Expand Rheumatology Care for the Underserved

From the College  |  February 13, 2020

The ACR’s Volunteers to Expand Rheumatology Access (VERA) initiative recently launched a new webpage to provide helpful information to rheumatology healthcare providers interested in volunteering to care for uninsured and under­insured patients with rheumatic disease. This resource, VolunteerRheumCare.org, provides answers to frequently asked questions related to providing free care, as well as links to organizations…

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