National Provider Call:  Medicare FFS Implementation of HIPAA Version 5010 and 
D.0 Transaction Standards - Clearinghouses and Vendors - Last Chance to Register
Thu Feb 16; 1:30-3pm ET

CMS will host a National Provider Call regarding Medicare FFS implementation of 
HIPAA Version 5010 and D.0 transaction standards, focusing on addressing 
recommendations made by the industry as well as outstanding fixes impacting the 
Part A and Part B Version 5010 transition.

Target Audience:   This call will focus on Vendors and Clearinghouses that may 
be experiencing difficulties with the Version 5010 transition

Agenda (there will be no slide presentation for this call):

 *   General Version 5010 Update:  Where are we currently?
 *   General Industry Feedback
 *   Outstanding Common Edits and Enhancement Module (CEM) Fixes
 *   Open Discussion

Registration Information:  In order to receive the call-in information, you 
must register for the call.  Registration will close at 12pm on the day of the 
call or when available space has been filled; no exceptions will be made, so 
please register early.  For more details, including instructions on registering 
for the call, please visit 
http://www.eventsvc.com/blhtechnologies<http://www.eventsvc.com/blhtechnologies/>.

If you would like to submit a question related to this topic in advance of, 
during, or following the call, please email your inquiry to the 5010 FFS 
Information resource mailbox at 
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>.  Note that this 
resource box will only accept emails the day before, the day of, and the day 
after this call; your emailed questions will be answered as soon as possible, 
and may not be answered during the call.



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It's Not too Late to Give and Get the Flu Vaccine. Take advantage of each 
office visit and protect your patients against the seasonal flu. Medicare will 
continue to pay for the seasonal flu vaccine and its administration for all 
Medicare beneficiaries through the entire flu season. The Centers for Disease 
Control and Prevention (CDC) also recommends that patients, healthcare workers 
and caregivers be vaccinated against the seasonal flu. Protect your patients. 
Protect your family. Protect yourself. Get the Flu Vaccine-Not the Flu.


Remember - The flu vaccine plus its administration are covered Part B benefits. 
 CMS has posted the 2011-2012 seasonal flu vaccine payment limits at 
http://www.CMS.gov/McrPartBDrugAvgSalesPrice/10_VaccinesPricing.asp.  Note that 
the flu vaccine is NOT a Part D-covered drug.

For more information on coverage and billing of the flu vaccine and its 
administration, as well as related educational provider resources, visit 
http://www.CMS.gov/MLNProducts/35_PreventiveServices.asp and 
http://www.cms.gov/immunizations.

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