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CMS-1403-FC Section 101(b) of the MIPPA also amended section 1861(ww)(1) of the Act (the IPPE benefit) by adding the “additional preventive services” benefit to the list of screening and preventive services for which physicians and other qualified nonphysician practitioners must provide “education, counseling and referral.” The Congress also extended the time period that newly eligible Part B beneficiaries can obtain the IPPE benefit from 6 months to the first 12 months after the effective date of their first Part B coverage period. Therefore, we are amending §410.16(a)(7) to reflect the additional education, counseling and referral responsibilities that physicians and other practitioners will have under the IPPE benefit for the electrocardiogram and the “additional preventive services” that may be covered in the future. As mentioned above, the Congress extended the eligibility period for beneficiaries from 6 months to 1 year as provided in section 1862(a)(1)(K) of the Act. This statute is effective for services furnished on or after January 1, 2009. We are revising the present definition of the term “eligible beneficiary” in §410.16(a) to read as follows: “Eligible beneficiary” means an individual who receives his or her IPPE not more than 810
CMS-1403-FC 1 year after the effective date of his or her first Medicare Part B coverage period. 3. Payment for IPPE In order to implement section 101(b) of the MIPPA, beginning January 1, 2009, we will pay for an IPPE performed not later than 12 months after the date of the beneficiary’s initial enrollment in Medicare Part B. We will pay for one IPPE per beneficiary per lifetime. The Medicare deductible does not apply to the IPPE if performed on or after January 1, 2009. The section 101(b) of the MIPPA also removes the screening electrocardiogram (EKG) as a mandatory requirement as identified in section 1861(ww)(1) of the Act as part of the IPPE. The MIPPA requires that there be education, counseling, and referral for an EKG, as appropriate, for a once-in-a lifetime screening EKG performed as a result of a referral from an IPPE as stated in revised §410.16. Effective for beneficiaries who receive the IPPE on or after January 1, 2009, the screening EKG will be billable with G code(s) when it is a result of a referral from an IPPE. Billing instructions for physicians, qualified NPPs, and providers will be issued. We are implementing the following G codes to identify these services: 811
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Section 101(b) of the MIPPA also amended section<br />
1861(ww)(1) of the Act (the IPPE benefit) by adding the<br />
“additional preventive services” benefit to the list of<br />
screening and preventive services for which physicians and<br />
other qualified nonphysician practitioners must provide<br />
“education, counseling and referral.” The Congress also<br />
extended the time period that newly eligible Part B<br />
beneficiaries can obtain the IPPE benefit from 6 months to<br />
the first 12 months after the effective date of their first<br />
Part B coverage period. Therefore, we are amending<br />
§410.16(a)(7) to reflect the additional education,<br />
counseling and referral responsibilities that physicians<br />
and other practitioners will have under the IPPE benefit<br />
for the electrocardiogram and the “additional preventive<br />
services” that may be covered in the future.<br />
As mentioned above, the Congress extended the<br />
eligibility period for beneficiaries from 6 months to<br />
1 year as provided in section 1862(a)(1)(K) of the Act.<br />
<strong>This</strong> statute is effective for services furnished on or<br />
after January 1, 2009. We are revising the present<br />
definition of the term “eligible beneficiary” in §410.16(a)<br />
to read as follows: “Eligible beneficiary” means an<br />
individual who receives his or her IPPE not more than<br />
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