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When billing “incident to” does the physician need to co-sign the ARNPs or PAs note?

April 26, 2017arnp billing co-sign note PA physician

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When billing “incident to” does the physician need to co-sign the ARNPs or PAs note?

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Because many (but not all) payors require a physician’s signature, it is UF policy that physicians co-sign notes where services are billed in the physician’s name. Physician signatures on charts are always required for PA’s.