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What do the terms “assigned” and “non-assigned” mean regarding Medicare coverage?

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What do the terms “assigned” and “non-assigned” mean regarding Medicare coverage?

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An “assigned” Medicare item means the supplier accepts the Medicare-approved fee for the piece of equipment. Medicare pays the supplier 80% of the approved fee. The beneficiary pays the 20% coinsurance. A “non-assigned” item means the supplier sets the charge for the piece of equipment. The beneficiary pays the supplier. The supplier submits the claim to Medicare. If the item is covered, Medicare reimburses the beneficiary 80% of the approved fee.

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