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Yes, it is called "MAA" . . . .. pronounced like a sheep would say "maaaaaa".
I hadn't had to do it yet because you have to actually attend training due to the myriad of stuff you can drown in just trying to figure it out.
But . . I had training a few weeks ago.
When I first heard of it I said "It sounds like we are pimping for Medi-cal".
I still think so.
Hiii, I am currently a medical biller and coder (a part time student to become a LPN!) at a pediatrician's office and when we were invited to be a part of the medicaid audit, though it was tedious, there were two positive outcomes! 1. There is no time limit for the review claims and 2. you have up to 30 business days to submit documentation (it used to be 10). Soooooooooooo, look at the positive side of it!:)
Our process isn't so bad. I wouldn't mind the billing if the clinic saw some of the $$ *we* earn for the district by billing services. My budget stays the same and it is small. Of course, the special ed assistants do a lot of billing for personal care too. I don't have as many kiddos to bill for as they do.
Keepstanding, ASN, RN
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do you do medicaid billing in your schools? is it as much of a headache for you as it is for us ?