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@Brianna17

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Once a Medicare beneficiary signs the ________, he or she is legally responsible for the charges if Medicare denies payment for the service as not medically necessary.
 
  ABN
 
  GA
 
  HIPAA release
 
  CMS-1500

Question 2

State Medicaid agency codes are reported with what HCPCS code range?
 
  C1300C9899.
 
  G0008G9156.
 
  T1000T5999.
 
  V2020V2799.


micaelaswann

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: ABN

Answer to Question 2

Answer: T1000T5999.



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