Direction and Supervision of DME-Related Services Sample Clauses

Direction and Supervision of DME-Related Services. Provider shall be solely responsible for identifying appropriate patients for DME and related services, certifying the medical necessity of such DME and related services, scheduling all Provider services (including DME fittings and follow up appointments) and supervising the services of the RehabPlus Manager. The degree of supervision required should be that which is required to xxxx applicable payors for DME and related services and to qualify for the “in-office ancillary services exception” to the Xxxxx Act identified above. Provider also shall be responsible for reviewing and evaluating the performance of the RehabPlus Manager, with a formal review to be conducted not less than annually.
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Direction and Supervision of DME-Related Services. Provider shall be solely responsible for identifying appropriate patients for DME and related services, certifying the medical necessity of such DME and related services, scheduling all Provider services (including DME fittings and follow up appointments) and supervising the services of the employee lease(s), if any. The degree of supervision required should be that which is required to xxxx applicable payers for DME and related services.
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Direction and Supervision of DME-Related Services. Provider shall be solely responsible for identifying appropriate patients for DME and related services, certifying the medical necessity of such DME and related services, scheduling all Provider services (including DME fittings and follow up appointments) and supervising the services of the DME Consultant. The degree of supervision required should be that which is required to xxxx applicable payors for DME and related services and to qualify for the “in-office ancillary services exception” to the Xxxxx Act identified above. Provider also shall be responsible for reviewing and evaluating the performance of the DME Consultant, with a formal review to be conducted not less than annually.
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Direction and Supervision of DME-Related Services. Provider shall be solely responsible for identifying appropriate patients for DME and related services, certifying the medical necessity of such DME and related services, scheduling all Provider services (including DME fittings and follow up appointments) and supervising the services of the RehabPlus Manager. The parties agree that Provider shall not provide DME to, and this Agreement shall not apply to, Medicare or Medicaid patients or any other patients covered by any federal health care program, except for prosthetics, orthotics, canes, crutches, walkers and folding manual wheel chairs, to the extent permitted by all applicable federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations.
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