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Clarification to Chapter 26, Section 10.4 - Items 14 - CodeMap

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When a service is incident <strong>to</strong> the service of a physician or non-physicianpractitioner, the name of the physician or non-physician practitioner whoperforms the initial service and orders the non-physician service must appear initem 17;When a physician extender or other limited licensed practitioner refers a patientfor consultative service, submit the name of the physician who is supervising thelimited licensed practitioner;Item 17a – Leave blank.Item 17b Form CMS-1500 – Enter the NPI of the referring/ordering physician listed initem 17. All physicians who order services or refer Medicare beneficiaries must reportthis data.NOTE: Effective May 23, 2008, 17a is not <strong>to</strong> be reported but 17b MUST be reportedwhen a service was ordered or referred by a physician.Item 18 - Enter either an 8-digit (MM | DD | CCYY) or a 6-digit (MM | DD | YY) datewhen a medical service is furnished as a result of, or subsequent <strong>to</strong>, a relatedhospitalization.Item 19 - Enter either a 6-digit (MM | DD | YY) or an 8-digit (MM | DD | CCYY) datepatient was last seen and the NPI of his/her attending physician when a physicianproviding routine foot care submits claims.For physical therapy, occupational therapy or speech-language pathology services,effective for claims with dates of service on or after June 6, 2005, the date last seen andthe NPI of an ordering/referring/attending/certifying physician or non-physicianpractitioner is not required. If this information is submitted voluntarily, it must be correc<strong>to</strong>r it will cause rejection or denial of the claim. However, when the therapy service isprovided incident <strong>to</strong> the services of a physician or nonphysician practitioner, thenincident <strong>to</strong> policies continue <strong>to</strong> apply. For example, for identification of the orderingphysician who provided the initial service, see Item 17 and 17b, and for the identificationof the supervisor, see item 24J of this section.NOTE: Effective May 23, 2008, all identifiers submitted on the Form CMS-1500MUST be in the form of an NPI.Enter either a 6-digit (MM | DD | YY) or an 8-digit (MM | DD | CCYY) x-ray date forchiroprac<strong>to</strong>r services (if an x-ray, rather than a physical examination was the method used<strong>to</strong> demonstrate the subluxation). By entering an x-ray date and the initiation date forcourse of chiropractic treatment in item <strong>14</strong>, the chiroprac<strong>to</strong>r is certifying that all therelevant information requirements (including level of subluxation) of Pub. 100-02,

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