Solidify your substitute physician billing before you take a leave
Vacation season is about to begin. As more physicians head off for a summer break, practices increasingly will report the services of a substitute provider. But whether a physician will be out of the office for vacation, sick leave, maternity leave, paternity leave or any other reason, your practice needs to review the key points for reporting a substitute physician’s — or some physical therapists’ — services.
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