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  1. This is a discussion on billing for nurse practitioners in Nurse Practitioners (NP), part of Advanced Practice Nursing ... I am a nurse practitioner with a medicare provider #. I was wondering if there is a way to hire RNs...

    by Oct 13, '11
    I am a nurse practitioner with a medicare provider #. I was wondering if there is a way to hire RNs to perform home visits and bill under my provider # for my new business, without being a home health agency.
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    by ulnurse11 Oct 13, '11 6:53 pm
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    Oct 14, '11 by
    I don't understand your question. As a nurse practitioner, your NPI number is your own numeric identifier used to file claims for billable services you performed in the process of providing care to your patients. Entities, such as hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, labs, nursing facilities, home care agencies also have assigned NPI numbers as an organization. This is not the same NPI number assigned to individual providers.