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CPI Study Call to Action!
Transform Reimbursement for Chiropractic Care through the CPI Survey A Clinician Practice Information (CPI) Survey has been emailed to 333 random...
New Independent Contractor Rule Set to Take Effect March 11, 2024
How Could This Affect Your Practice? Beware of Misclassifying Employees as Independent Contractors! In January 2024, the U.S. Department of Labor...
Auto Payment and Billing Guidance for Health Care Providers
MAC Insurance Relations Team Recommends All Offices Familiarize Themselves with This Guidance Yesterday, Anita Fox, Director of the Michigan...
2024 Medicare Fee Schedule Now Available
MAC Members: Access the Updated Fee Schedule WPS Medicare has released the 2024 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. Unfortunately, the fees...
Medicare Participation for 2024
Open Enrollment Period for Providers Now Open – Make Your Participation Decision by December 31st! Medicare’s open enrollment period for providers...
Implicit Bias Training: Important Update from the State of Michigan
The MAC has received word from the State of Michigan that the two hours of Implicit Bias Training required by the State each license period no...
Auto No-Fault “Fix” Bills Introduced in Michigan Senate
Bills Would Fix a Range of Problems Created By the Auto Reform Package Signed Into Law in 2019 For information on how these bills could directly...
Updated 2023 Blue Cross Fee Schedule, Effective July 1!
MAC Members Can Access a List of Frequently Used Codes and Their Updated Fees on the MAC Website The new Blue Cross Blue Shield fee schedule,...
With Blue Cross EDI Platform Moving to Availity This August, Consider Your Options Carefully
In mid-April, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan (BCBSM) announced that they will move their electronic data interchange services, known as EDI, to...
REMINDER: Medicaid Redeterminations Began June 1st
Many Michiganders on Medicaid face the loss of benefits over the next year as the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is required to begin checking the income levels of approximately 3 million beneficiaries to determine if they are still eligible for the program. Beneficiaries going through the redetermination process will be required to provide updated information about such determining factors as their income, household size, and other factors that may affect their eligibility. This “redetermination” process could force more than 250,000 Medicaid beneficiaries out of the program.
Update: MIOSHA X-Ray Operator Rule… What You Need to Know Before the March 2027 Compliance Date
Last year, we informed you about new Michigan Occupational Safety...