Why do the various forms refer to the New York Treatment and Impairment Guidelines and the list of pre-authorized procedures when these initiatives have not yet been adopted?
In response to suggestions from the provider community, these items were included on the forms as placeholders so the forms would not have to be revised once the treatment and impairment guidelines and the list of pre-authorized procedures are adopted. However, given newly raised concerns, we are removing them for the present and will restore them when the Treatment and Impairment Guidelines and the list of pre-authorized procedures are adopted. • The previous C-4 form indicated that a report was required to be submitted 15 days after the initial 48 hour report. The new C-4.2 form does not make reference to the 15 day report. Is this still required? The 15 day report is no longer required. • The previous C-4 form had a space in box 15 for the patient’s account number assigned by our office. This is necessary in order for us to track our bills in our billing system. The revised forms do not have a field for patient account number. Does the Board plan to revise this form to accommodate t
Related Questions
- Why do the various forms refer to the New York Treatment and Impairment Guidelines and the list of pre-authorized procedures when these initiatives have not yet been adopted?
- Do the procedures recommended by the Medical Treatment Guidelines require pre-authorization if the cost exceeds the $1,000 threshold?
- What Board forms are to be utilized by medical providers to report treatment rendered within the Guidelines?
