Reciprocal Contract Agreement For Physician Services
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Locum tenens occurs when the substitute physician covers for the regular physician during absences not to exceed a period of 90 continuous days. Reciprocal billing occurs when substitute physicians cover the regular physicians during absences and/or on an on-call basis not to exceed a period of 14 continuous days.
Residents of all the Canadian provinces and territories (except Quebec) are covered under the Interprovincial Reciprocal Payment Agreement for Physician Services (the Agreement).
When to bill using the Q5 modifier for reciprocal billing? This is used for reciprocal billing under the same EIN. It is used when a physician covers for another physician within the same group. Modifier Q5 is entered after the procedure code in 24d. Both providers must be enrolled in Medicare.
A PracID is an Alberta Health Practitioner identification number. This number is required for you to refer your patients for x-rays, or to any other medical practitioner.
For Medicare purposes, a reciprocal billing arrangement is: ? An agreement between physicians to cover each other's practice when the regular physician is absent (usually a two- way street)