DME Proof of Delivery: What Medicare Actually Requires
What Medicare requires for DME proof of delivery in a physician office: the six written order elements, who may sign for a brace, the date of service, and the replacement clock.
In-Office Bracing for Podiatry Practices: 7 Practical Rules
What a podiatry practice should stock, how to read the HCPCS code on a product page, who may fit the brace, and what the fitting note must record.
HCPCS Code Guide for Orthotic Braces: 7 Essential Rules
An HCPCS code is the Level II billing code that Medicare and most commercial payers use to identify a specific item of durable medical equipment on a claim. For orthotic braces, every one of those codes begins with the letter L, which is why coders call them L-codes. If your practice has started dispensing braces…
Medication Adherence: 4 Practical Levers for Practices
Most unfilled prescriptions are lost before the pharmacy counter. What the IQVIA data shows about medication adherence, and the four levers a practice actually controls.
DME Dispensing in the Physician Office: 7 Practical Rules
What DME dispensing requires in a physician practice: Medicare DMEPOS enrollment, the physician exceptions that actually apply, HCPCS limits, and documentation.
