Private Practice Contracting with a Hospital

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Would anyone be able to offer me some insight (offline or via private email)

regarding any current contractual relationships with hospitals to provide OP

PT. I'm looking for info regarding both Non-Critical Access AND Critical

Access arrangements.

One other thought....are there regulations with regards to how far (from the

hospital facility) an OP clinic may be. I've heard NO RESTRICTION, and I've

heard 250 Feet....

I would be very much appreciable.

Kevyn.soupiset@...

Kevyn Soupiset, PT, MPT

" Success often comes from taking a misstep in the right direction. "

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Progressive Therapy & Sports Medicine

117 W. 6th

Larned, KS 67550

Ph:

Fax

www.progressive-larned.com

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In order to be provider based the clinic must be within 35 miles of the

hospital. The 250 yard rule is used to designate whether the clinic is on or off

the main hospital campus. If it's more than 250 yards you need to complete an

attestation and some additional paperwork to get the clinic credentialed as

provider or hospital based.

Doug Boleyn

Manager, Outpatient Physical Rehabilitation

Genesis Health System

2535 Maplecrest Road, Ste 8

Bettendorf, Iowa. 52722

Office:

Mobile:

A J.D. Power and Associates

Distinguished Hospital for providing

" An Outstanding Patient Experience "

>>> " Kevyn Soupiset " 12/15/2011 4:00 PM >>>

Group

Would anyone be able to offer me some insight (offline or via private email)

regarding any current contractual relationships with hospitals to provide OP

PT. I'm looking for info regarding both Non-Critical Access AND Critical

Access arrangements.

One other thought....are there regulations with regards to how far (from the

hospital facility) an OP clinic may be. I've heard NO RESTRICTION, and I've

heard 250 Feet....

I would be very much appreciable.

Kevyn.soupiset@...

Kevyn Soupiset, PT, MPT

" Success often comes from taking a misstep in the right direction. "

progressiveandsportslogo

Progressive Therapy & Sports Medicine

117 W. 6th

Larned, KS 67550

Ph:

Fax

www.progressive-larned.com

<http://www.elocallink.tv/vp6/spon-fcsa_a.php?fvm=1 & sponid=AjUFMg5rVjtUYg== &

v>

http://www.elocallink.tv/vp6/spon-fcsa_a.php?fvm=1 & sponid=AjUFMg5rVjtUYg== & v

[Guest guest]

In order to be provider based the clinic must be within 35 miles of the

hospital. The 250 yard rule is used to designate whether the clinic is on or off

the main hospital campus. If it's more than 250 yards you need to complete an

attestation and some additional paperwork to get the clinic credentialed as

provider or hospital based.

Doug Boleyn

Manager, Outpatient Physical Rehabilitation

Genesis Health System

2535 Maplecrest Road, Ste 8

Bettendorf, Iowa. 52722

Office:

Mobile:

A J.D. Power and Associates

Distinguished Hospital for providing

" An Outstanding Patient Experience "

>>> " Kevyn Soupiset " 12/15/2011 4:00 PM >>>

Group

Would anyone be able to offer me some insight (offline or via private email)

regarding any current contractual relationships with hospitals to provide OP

PT. I'm looking for info regarding both Non-Critical Access AND Critical

Access arrangements.

One other thought....are there regulations with regards to how far (from the

hospital facility) an OP clinic may be. I've heard NO RESTRICTION, and I've

heard 250 Feet....

I would be very much appreciable.

Kevyn.soupiset@...

Kevyn Soupiset, PT, MPT

" Success often comes from taking a misstep in the right direction. "

progressiveandsportslogo

Progressive Therapy & Sports Medicine

117 W. 6th

Larned, KS 67550

Ph:

Fax

www.progressive-larned.com

<http://www.elocallink.tv/vp6/spon-fcsa_a.php?fvm=1 & sponid=AjUFMg5rVjtUYg== &

v>

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