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	Live Web Conference – Module 6:
	Treatment Plans
	Description:	What Elements Should Your Treatment Plan Include Under Federal Law Requirements and "Best Practice" Considerations? How the Lack of a Treatment Plan Could Result in Recoupment Requests.
		A 1.25-Hour Session For ProviderLAW Subscribers Only (Free) (Pre-Registration is Required)
	Meeting Information Brief Description of Event Special Instructions Conference Policies

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Date & Time: Thursday, April 13, 2006, 1:00pm-2:15pm

! Eastern Time !

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Primary Organizer: ProviderLAW – ph: 610-756-3795; fax: 610-756-3796

Co-Organizers: dK Coding & Compliance

The opinions of the primary organizer / speakers do not necessarily reflect the opinions of co-organizers, sponsors, promoters, or any other Ancillary Entity. See Legal Notice for more details.

Speakers: Keith Pendleton, JD, & David Klein, CPC, CHC

Brief Description of Event

Recently, Medicare carriers across the country have begun requesting files from providers. Among other things, the carriers are reviewing the charts to see if they include treatment plans which comply with federal law. The carriers have made it clear that the lack of a specific treatment plan could result in recoupment requests. We anticipate that private health carriers which require treatment plans will begin following suit.

The purpose of this conference is two-fold: (1) to review federal law requirements regarding treatment plans, and (2) to discuss other items that you may wish include in your treatment plan based on the direction of private insurance carriers.

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Eastern Time. Please note that all web conferences are scheduled Eastern Time. If you are located in a different time zone, make sure to account for this when arranging your schedule.

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