Master New Enrollment Revalidation Rules/PECOS Upgrades

Your Expert Presenter

David Zetter, CPC

David Zetter, CPC, is a consultant with Zetter Healthcare Management Consultants in Mechanicsburg, PA. He has conducted practice management, coding and compliance training for over 25 years. Mr. Zetter has been published in Medical Economics and interviewed and quoted in many publications including Report on Patient Privacy and Report on Medicare Compliance. He is a member of the Board of Directors for the National Society of Certified Healthcare Business Consultants and is a Certified Healthcare Business Consultant. Mr. Zetter is also a member and current president-elect board member of the central Pa. affiliate chapter of AAPC and is certified as a Professional Coder for physician practices, hospitals and facilities as well as a Certified Compliance Consultant and Officer.

Protect your practice’s Medicare billing privileges and cash flow by promptly and properly completing provider revalidation within the required 60-day time frame, on paper or online.

The revalidation clock starts ticking when you receive the revalidation notice from your MAC. Failure to file a timely revalidation will freeze your billing privileges and disrupt your Medicare cash flow until you put your practice in good standing.

Revalidation is mandatory for all provider and supplier types. CMS prefers that you use PECOS, but PECOS system upgrades designed to expedite the process won’t be ready until the end of January.

Don’t wait. You don’t know when your letter will come, and completing the process will consume staff time and disrupt your practice's work flow.

Be ready when the letter comes. Join Medicare expert David Zetter for a live, 60-minute webinar. He will share best-practice tips to ensure:

• Uninterrupted billing privileges
• Continuous Medicare cash flow
• Fewer workflow interruptions
• Understanding of new CMS-855 forms and upcoming PECOS changes

In just 60 minutes you will understand the latest rules coming out of CMS and ensure that you are prepared to revalidate your providers once your revalidation notice arrives.