RE: Do I need new provider numbers?

June 11, 2011

you should go to your employer. You probably would not have nor could get into

any networks on your own at this time. We typically terminate the PT's when they

leave our facility from any individual contracts. Most of our contracts are now

group including Medicare.

Hope this helps

Ivashenko PT DPT OCS

Edison NJ

Do I need new provider numbers?

I'm starting my practice in a few months. Currently I have provider numbers for

Medicare, BCBS, etc through my employer. They did all the leg work when I

signed on and bill for my PT services under those. What I'm wondering is should

I go to them to get those numbers back when the time comes, or should I just

re-apply? Do they have the right to say 'no' since they did the work to apply

and covered whatever costs were incurred?

Thanks

June 13, 2011

Jan, some Licensing Boards will sell their data base to appropriate

companies/individuals.

Do I need new provider numbers?

>

> I'm starting my practice in a few months. Currently I have provider numbers

for

> Medicare, BCBS, etc through my employer. They did all the leg work when I

> signed on and bill for my PT services under those. What I'm wondering is

should

> I go to them to get those numbers back when the time comes, or should I just

> re-apply? Do they have the right to say 'no' since they did the work to apply

> and covered whatever costs were incurred?

>

> Thanks

>

June 13, 2011

How is it that all these recruiters are getting PT lists?

Mark Niles PT, MS, CSCS

Orthopedic Specialists PA

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Do I need new provider numbers?

>

> I'm starting my practice in a few months. Currently I have provider

numbers for

> Medicare, BCBS, etc through my employer. They did all the leg work when I

> signed on and bill for my PT services under those. What I'm wondering is

should

> I go to them to get those numbers back when the time comes, or should I

just

> re-apply? Do they have the right to say 'no' since they did the work to

apply

> and covered whatever costs were incurred?

>

> Thanks

>

June 13, 2011

How is it that all these recruiters are getting PT lists?

Mark Niles PT, MS, CSCS

Orthopedic Specialists PA

mniles@...

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fax

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Do I need new provider numbers?

>

> I'm starting my practice in a few months. Currently I have provider

numbers for

> Medicare, BCBS, etc through my employer. They did all the leg work when I

> signed on and bill for my PT services under those. What I'm wondering is

should

> I go to them to get those numbers back when the time comes, or should I

just

> re-apply? Do they have the right to say 'no' since they did the work to

apply

> and covered whatever costs were incurred?

>

> Thanks

>

June 13, 2011

State licensing boards often sell their lists.

Jeanne Bradshaw, PT, OCS

Director of Rehabilitation Services

Appalachian Regional Healthcare System

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