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As a practicing physician I have a question concerning when
we need to give patients the NPP. If the first date of service after April 14
for an established patient is via a telephone call at night or on a weekend and
it involves giving treatment advice (e.g. how to treat an allergic reaction to
a medication), do I need to mail them the NPP and try to have them mail back
the receipt of acknowledgment? Or
can I give it to them the next time they come in the office such as I can do if
they call on the phone to schedule an appointment? If I have to mail it to them, is there a
time frame within which I must do that?
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