In case you missed it, here’s the January issue (08/01/19) of the Better Billing Newsletter, a bi-monthly bulletin where you’ll find billing tips, tutorials, new feature releases, and important updates. Short and sweet, so you can bill better and stay up-to date; all while having your morning coffee.
Below are a couple of items you might find interesting this month, Happy Billing!
Billing Reminder: GPSC Portal Fee Codes (14070 + 14071)
The GPSC Portal Codes should be submitted at the beginning of each calendar year (14070 if you’re a full-service family physician or 14071 if you’re a locum). Both fee codes have a $0.00-dollar amount but need to be billed in order to have access to other incentive codes.
Important Note: If you billed the portal fee code in 2018, then our billing agents will automatically bill this fee for you. If your portal codes haven’t been billed before, you’ll need to submit them, otherwise you won’t get paid for any other fee codes.
If you’re a locum, go ahead and check out this billing cheat sheet to start off 2019 right! For a printable copy
click here.
Keep Learning
Suggested Learning for CME Accreditation:
- Help develop core skills to prevent opioid overdose and address Opioid Use Disorder in your practice with this free and certified online learning program. This program was built in association with experts from the six medical schools of Ontario. Click here to enrol.
2. Trouble Keeping up with New Research? Watch the playback of Dr. Michael Allan’s one-hour webinar. (Certified by the CFPC for one Mainpro+ credit – On the playback the webinar starts at 15:47).
Podcasts
Medical podcasts are a great way to stay in-the-loop as they can help strengthen your knowledge or give you new insight. Here’s this month’s suggestions:
Clinical Correlations, is a community of educators and students interested in fostering the flame of curiosity and inspiration, reminding people of how fascinating clinical medicine can be.
Essential EVIDENCE Plus – Poem of the Week
Listen online to this 5 minute episode as Dr. Ebell and Dr. Wilkes discuss how Aspirin alone may be sufficient protection from postop VTE.
News Around the Nation …
Why isn’t there a single medical licence for all doctors in Canada?
The common pill that’s killing in the shadow of the opioid crisis
Canada having ‘ substantial ’ flu season so far, off to faster start than last year’s
Looking for more tutorials, tips and suggestions? Let us know what you’d like to see in the next Better Billing Newsletter.
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