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02/08/2013    

RESPONSES / COMMENTS (DME) - PART 2


RE: Diabetic Therapeutic Shoe Bill (Dale Feinberg, DPM)

From: Josh White, DPM, CPed



I resent the implication by Dr. Feinberg that he follows SafeStep protocols. He has never used our WorryFree DME service to process a single Medicare order, and so I am not surprised at his difficulty complying with Medicare documentation requirements.



Since the recent posting by Dr. Johnson, it has been very satisfying to hear from other DPMs who have shared with me stories of their successfully passing scores of Medicare shoe audits by utilizing our WorryFree DME compliance service.



Josh White, DPM, CPed, President, SafeStep, joshwhite@safestep.net


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02/02/2013    

RESPONSES / COMMENTS (DME) - PART 2


RE: Diabetic Therapeutic Shoe Bill (Josh White, DPM, CPed)

From: Paul Kesselman, DPM



It is a sad fact that many podiatrists and orthotists, as well as pedorthists, have discontinued providing shoes through Medicare. It has become more difficult to obtain the required documentation and even when it is obtained, the auditors often ignore or misinterpret the documentation that is sent. In most cases, if the provider bothers to take these claims up the appeal ladder, they are paid.



As Dr. White has pointed out, there are formulas for reducing the time expenditure required of you and/or your staff. One key point not to forget; it is essential to...



Editor's note: Dr. Kesselman's extended-length letter can be read here.

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