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Medicaid Reimbursement SurveyFrom: Don Miller (DrMiller@eNATAL.com)Sat Jan 17 12:06:27 2004
I'm putting together a presentation about the costs to the government (Medicaid) of missing prenatal records. Considering that if a patient shows up to L&D with no prenatal care, or care elsewhere and her prenatal records are not available for whatever reason, I assume that many would repeat/order all of the tests in a prenatal panel and maybe even an ultrasound on admission (that's what I did). I know it varies from state to state, but could listmembers email me privately, or post to the group, what Medicaid pays you or what you know that hospitals receive (rounded, ballpark numbers are good enough) for: Prenatal panel labs & cultures Ultrasound Global Obstetric Fee for normal OB If anyone can think of any other costs to the government (or insurers) besides these if the prenatal records are absent in L&D, I'd be interested in your thoughts and suggestions. Thanks.
-- Donald W. Miller, Jr., MD, FACOG eNATAL, LLC http://www.eNATAL.com
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