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Under the OPPS, what are the definitions of Type A and Type B hospital emergency departments that apply to determine what HCPCS codes provider-based hospitals should use for reporting emergency dep...
A Type A pro...
Under the OPPS, an area of a provider-based hospital provides emergency outpatient visits and closes at 10 P.M. each evening. Would that area be considered a Type A emergency department or a Type B...
Under the OP...
One “Fast Track” area of the provider-based emergency department is closed at 10 P.M., but is integrated into the larger emergency department for the rest of the night. Under the OPPS, would th...
When a provi...
There is a separately identifiable area or part of a provider-based emergency department that closes at 10 P.M. every evening, but is not integrated into the larger emergency department for the res...
Under the OP...
The OPPS 2007 Final Rule states that “where a hospital maintains a separately identifiable area or part of a facility which does not operate on the same schedule (that is, 24 hours per day, 7 day...
A separately...
One separately identifiable area or part of a provider-based emergency department is closed at 10 P.M., and only available for use after hours when occasional overcrowding occurs in the larger emer...
Where a prov...
A separately identifiable area or part of the provider-based emergency department has a special triage system in place during the morning and evening hours, but reverts to the standard triage syste...
Under the OP...
Under the OPPS, does the distinction between Type A and Type B emergency departments apply only to off-site provider-based satellite emergency departments, or does it also apply to emergency depart...
The distinct...
Under the OPPS, how does CMS pay for critical care services?
...When a minim...
Under the OPPS, how do you determine the length of time that the hospital provided critical care services?
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