Psychiatry Billing Infographic
Interested in seeing the stats on OHIP billing for Psychiatry? Check out JCL’s infographic here.
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E-consultations: K738 and K739
With wait times for specialist appointments in the high range of normal, e-consultations are rising in popularity. Family doctors in underserviced regions of Ontario are consulting specialists via email to get medical opinions quickly, determine whether patients need to see …
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Error Codes: Problems with referral billing numbers
A number of OHIP billing codes require a referring physician’s billing number to get paid. This month JCL looks at error report rejection codes that indicate problems with the referring physician’s billing number, and how to solve them.
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Three things MDs should know about OHIP billing
Physicians beginning to bill OHIP on a fee-for-service basis for the first time face a daunting task. Here are three pieces of advice that every doctor new to the world of OHIP billing should know.
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JCL is growing!
We’re excited to announce that our new office in Oakville is up and running!
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More on Error Codes: The VH8 Flood of 2014
Just in time for monthly clean up after OHIP submissions, here’s our next installment of the Error Code Series! We’re looking at VH-type error codes, and sharing our experiences with the deluge of VH8’s in 2014.
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The Incorporation Process
Our guest blogger – accountant Darren Salmond, takes us through the process of incorporating a Medical Professional Corporation (MPC).
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Request a blog: Explaining RA rejections
In this month’s Request a Blog, we address questions about DF and D7 RA rejections and why certain OHIP codes aren’t payable together.
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Case Conferences for Psychiatrists
When you sit down to meet with 2 other health care professionals, including the physician most responsible for the patient, you’re eligible to bill case conference units through OHIP. The two other eligible health professionals can be a combination of: other …
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December 2015 MOH cut-off
It’s that time of year again, rushing to book patients before the holidays, dealing with tighter OR schedules over the holidays, and let’s not forget – Christmas shopping! To add to the chaos, the MOHLTC has an earlier cut-off date …