|
|
Hi Josh!
I have definitely seen insurers accept a copy of an EOB (as long as it is fairly recent) with the PHI blacked out for these types of situations!
|
|
|
Originally Posted by: courtneydsnow  Hi Josh C!
The current allowed amount for E0486 for Medicare DME in Texas is approximately $1,278.
Unfortunately, still as of today, none of the 4 Medicare DME Regions have published the allowed amount for E0486 on their fee schedules! (even though Medicare has officially covered E0486 since 2010).
So, the only real documentation you can offer an insurer who is say this is an EOB from a claim filed to Medicare for E0486 (which shows the allowed amount on it).
Hope this helps! I expect they won't accept that, since it would mean they'd have to actually provide the coverage we pay for, but I appreciate your help!
|
|
|
Hi Josh C!
The current allowed amount for E0486 for Medicare DME in Texas is approximately $1,278.
Unfortunately, still as of today, none of the 4 Medicare DME Regions have published the allowed amount for E0486 on their fee schedules! (even though Medicare has officially covered E0486 since 2010).
So, the only real documentation you can offer an insurer who is say this is an EOB from a claim filed to Medicare for E0486 (which shows the allowed amount on it).
Hope this helps!
|
|
|
Can you let me know what the most recent reimbursement is for E0486 for Dallas, TX, and where I can find the reference? United Healthcare is stating that since there is no published fee, they only cover 50%. After coinsurance, copay, etc.
|
|
|
Hi Guest!
No problem. The allowed amount for Medicare DME for E0486 for California is approx 1636.27
Hope this helps!
|
|
|
Can you please tell me the current (2023)or most recent oral appliance (E0486) reimbursement rate for medicare in CA?
|
|
|
Message was deleted by a Moderator. | Reason: Not specified
|
|
|
Message was deleted by a Moderator. | Reason: Not specified
|
|
|
Hi Guest!
In order for original/traditional Medicare to offer coverage for custom made oral appliances for OSA, the dental practice must be enrolled as a Medicare DME supplier. Once enrolled, there is actually no pre-authorization required for OAT for OSA.
If you are not currently enrolled, it may be best to refer this patient to a practice that is, as the enrollment process typically takes anywhere between 3-6 months.
Hope this helps!
|
|
|
Hello! We are in Texas and we have a pt that was prescribe with an OAT. She has Medicare as primary insurance and UHC as secondary. We need guidance as how to submit her claim and how to get a pre authorization. We dont' want to risk getting denied.
Thanks!
|