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Ferrismonk replied to the thread bilateral hip injections.Steroids damage any joint they are put in. Hips, knees, shoulders, etc. Only inject them knowing risk/benefit. No contraindication to... -
Ferrismonk replied to the thread Therapeutic genicular blocks ?.You don't even need to get auth for genicular RF with straight Medicare. How are they denying this?
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I see Medicare advantage plans denying genicular RFA, but not regular Medicare.
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Ferrismonk reacted to Laryngospasm's post in the thread Oregon pain clinic defrauding insurers with
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The problem is they are being mostly successful.. it’s ruining medicine. I can see massive changes just in the last 10 years. Hell we... -
Ferrismonk reacted to powermd's post in the thread Some sensible government action on insurance companies with Like.
My suggestion would be, #1) Ins pays $50 extra if the procedure is authorized. The whole point is that it saves them money- great, let...
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Ferrismonk replied to the thread Some sensible government action on insurance companies.I honestly don't really mind prior authorization for procedures for chronic pain by itself, as long as the rules are clearly spelled out...
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fatties typically have a lot of facet OA, i find
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Repeat the blocks.
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Ferrismonk reacted to callmeanesthesia's post in the thread Oregon pain clinic defrauding insurers with Like.
So he was billing them $2500. How much was he actually getting paid? They always leave that key detail out.
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Ferrismonk replied to the thread How to improve procedure volume.1. What you really need to do is get rid of your med patients. They're a time suck and only translate into intermittent procedures for...
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"10 Free Roxies with every RF"
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Agree with this! This doesn't have to be about lowering standards to get more revenue. Educating referral sources on what you can...
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I get what you're saying, though there are other ways to improve procedure % besides doing unnecessary procedures. #1 would be...
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PRN lot of the patients who got relief, will clear up some slots Then they can call when they want injection- just tell them it can be...
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i dont think that OP's suggestions would work... i would suspect most of these subspecialists are relying on working in a hospital...
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