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CMS-1403-FC distant site physician/practitioner certifies that the beneficiary was present at an eligible originating site when the telehealth service was furnished. (See the CMS Internet-Only Medicare Claims Processing Manual, Pub. 100- 04, Chapter 12, §190.6.1 for instructions for submission of interactive telehealth claims.) In the case of Federal telemedicine demonstration programs conducted in Alaska or Hawaii, store-and-forward technologies may be used as a substitute for an interactive telecommunications system. Covered store-and-forward telehealth services are billed with the “GQ” modifier, “via asynchronous telecommunications system.” By using the “GQ” modifier, the distant site physician/practitioner certifies that the asynchronous medical file was collected and transmitted to him or her at the distant site from a Federal telemedicine demonstration project conducted in Alaska or Hawaii. (See the CMS Internet-Only Medicare Claims Processing Manual, Pub. 100-04, Chapter 12, §190.6.2 for instructions for submission of telehealth store and forward claims.) Follow-Up Inpatient Telehealth Consultations Defined Follow-up inpatient telehealth consultations are consultative visits furnished via telehealth to follow up on an initial consultation, or subsequent consultative 114
CMS-1403-FC visits requested by the attending physician. The initial inpatient consultation may have been provided in person or via telehealth. The conditions of payment for follow-up inpatient telehealth consultations, including qualifying originating sites and the types of telecommunications systems recognized by Medicare, are subject to the provisions of §410.78. Payment for these services is subject to the provisions of §414.65. Follow-up inpatient telehealth consultations include monitoring progress, recommending management modifications, or advising on a new plan of care in response to changes in the patient’s status or no changes on the consulted health issue. Counseling and coordination of care with other providers or agencies is included as well, consistent with the nature of the problem(s) and the patient’s needs. The physician or practitioner who furnishes the inpatient follow-up consultation via telehealth cannot be the physician of record or the attending physician, and the follow-up inpatient consultation would be distinct from the follow-up care provided by a physician of record or the attending physician. If a physician consultant has initiated treatment at an initial consultation and participates thereafter in the patient’s ongoing care management, such care would not be included in the 115
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<strong>CMS</strong>-1403-FC<br />
distant site physician/practitioner certifies that the<br />
beneficiary was present at an eligible originating site<br />
when the telehealth service was furnished. (See the <strong>CMS</strong><br />
Internet-Only Medicare Claims Processing Manual, Pub. 100-<br />
04, Chapter 12, §190.6.1 for instructions for submission of<br />
interactive telehealth claims.)<br />
In the case of Federal telemedicine demonstration<br />
programs conducted in Alaska or Hawaii, store-and-forward<br />
technologies may be used as a substitute for an interactive<br />
telecommunications system. Covered store-and-forward<br />
telehealth services are billed with the “GQ” modifier, “via<br />
asynchronous telecommunications system.” By using the “GQ”<br />
modifier, the distant site physician/practitioner certifies<br />
that the asynchronous medical file was collected and<br />
transmitted to him or her at the distant site from a<br />
Federal telemedicine demonstration project conducted in<br />
Alaska or Hawaii. (See the <strong>CMS</strong> Internet-Only Medicare<br />
Claims Processing Manual, Pub. 100-04, Chapter 12, §190.6.2<br />
for instructions for submission of telehealth store and<br />
forward claims.)<br />
Follow-Up Inpatient Telehealth Consultations Defined<br />
Follow-up inpatient telehealth consultations are<br />
consultative visits furnished via telehealth to follow up<br />
on an initial consultation, or subsequent consultative<br />
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