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Hi everyone! Quick question that I would
appreciate your expertise on please. We have physicians who travel to remote
locations to offer specialty care in another provider’s office. We utilize the other CE’s space
and staff. I am 99.9999% sure this
does not require a BAC as they are a CE and their staff helps us treat the
patients. My question though is about the NPP. Would those patients receive our NPP at
the time of visit? Typically these
patients would not be seen at one of our main sites, so I believe they would
have to be given one. However, if
they are also patients of the physician whose office we use, would that office’s
NPP cover us? We have no plans to enter
into an OHCA with these docs. Your input would be much appreciated! Valerie Hromatka System
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