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Service Agreement Provider With Medicare In Florida
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In the State of Florida, there is only one choice for your Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) - First Coast Services Options, Inc., P.O. Box 45169, Jacksonville, FL 32202.
(First Coast) is the MAC for Florida, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Islands. It is First Coast's responsibility to process Part A and Part B “Original Medicare” claims (i.e., not Medicare Advantage or other replacement plan claims) within its assigned jurisdiction.
MAC Contact Information and Links for Part B Resources MACStates Covered CGS Administrators, LLC Jurisdiction 15: KY, OH First Coast Service Options, Inc. Jurisdiction 9: FL, Puerto Rico, U.S. Islands National Government Services, Inc. Jurisdiction 6: IL, MN, WI Jurisdiction K: CT, NY, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT6 more rows
Q: What is the claim timely filing guideline? How can I prevent claim denials or rejects for untimely filing? A: Per Medicare guidelines, claims must be filed with the appropriate Medicare claims processing contractor no later than 12 months (one calendar year) after the date of service (DOS).
Here's what you need to know. First you must have a valid Florida professional license. This is yourMoreHere's what you need to know. First you must have a valid Florida professional license. This is your golden ticket to the next steps. Then get ready to dive into paperwork.
Call us at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227). Help from Medicare is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, except some federal holidays.
Contact the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation for questions or complaints about agents and brokers who sell Medicare plans, as well as Medigap plans (these are mostly regulated by the state, whereas Medicare Part D and Medicare Advantage plans are mostly regulated at the federal level).
Providers sending professional and supplier claims to Medicare on paper must use Form CMS-1500 in a valid version. This form is maintained by the National Uniform Claim Committee (NUCC), an industry organization in which CMS participates.
In order to opt out you must file an opt-out affidavit with the Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) or Carrier that administers any jurisdiction you practice in. A template for this affidavit that conforms to Medicare rules follows.
In the most basic terms, provider enrollment (sometimes referred to as payer enrollment) is the process through which healthcare providers apply to be included in a health insurance network. As an in-network provider, you will be able to treat patients who carry that insurance and be reimbursed for your services.