The Australian Institute of Medical Administration and Compliance
Doctor A was a rehabilitation physician working in a public hospital day rehabilitation unit. Prior to patients commencing the day rehab program (where they are admitted inpatients on each day…
read more >This is a common question. Who should the referrer be in these circumstances?
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Dr A was unsure about correct referral pathways for patients transferred to a private hospital after an episode of care in a public hospital, and how such patients should be billed.
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read more >A specialist doctor asked how the various specialists below should claim for their services in this very common scenario.
Patient attends the Emergency Department (ED). The ED Dr refers…
read more >Question: If a clinic receives a referral to “Dear specialist” can this be used by anyone in that practice? Or if it comes to a named specialist, can that validly be used by another provid…
read more >Question: If the same treating rehab physician sees a patient following discharge in their outpatient rooms, can this be billed as a 132 (obviously with a relevant referral), or is it a 133/11…
read more >Doctor A was a respiratory and sleep physician who had been trying to obtain clarity around this question. The question specifically related to weekend cover when doctors are rostered to cover…
read more >When one physician covers anothers’ inpatients who have already been admitted, but are new to the doctor covering for the weekend, Dr A wanted to know if it is acceptable to bill a 110? Dr A’s…
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