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The DME world is going through drastic changes. Experts from Allstate DME Consultants work with clients across the country to help them create business efficiencies, proactive and reactive audits, manage staff and payer networks, offer new and various insight into marketing opportunities and assist in meeting regulatory and accreditation requirements. As Medicare implements competitive bidding, medical equipment providers need to be both lean and nimble in order to capitalize on market opportunities. There has never been a more stressful time for suppliers.
We work with established clinics, medical practices, and entrepreneurs to ensure that they are correctly accredited for the provision of Medicare durable medical equipment products. We understand what is required from you when you apply for accreditation, and we know what the inspector is looking for when they visit you. We are so confident in our skills that we guarantee you will be accredited – not sure we need legally barred sentence (can be in contract)
When you work with Allstate DME Solutions, you get access to our extensive knowledge and experience – meaning that a process that can take several months to get right on your own can be completed in a fraction of the time, and you can start profiting much more quickly. We offer a turnkey service, meaning that we are ready to move forward with DME provider applications for new clients immediately thanks to the internal processes and roadmaps that we have built through the many successful accreditations that we have completed.
The DMEPOS (Durable Medical Equipment Prosthetics Orthotics) market is massive. As the life expectancy of our population continues to rise, so too does the number of people that need to make use of these types of medical products, many of which are aimed at individuals in later life. So how can you get involved with this growing sector? You will need to become accredited. This means that you can access reimbursement from Medicare for the products that you provide – and the profits that go along with it.
Whether you are involved with a medical practice and you want a better way to service your patients (while increasing your income) or you are an entrepreneur looking to get a piece of the DME market – you need that accreditation. Unfortunately, it is a complicated and time-consuming process, which is why you need our help.
Allstate DME consulting will assign you a personal consultant, who will work with you throughout the accreditation process – from accurately filling out the 27-page Medicare application document, to making sure that you, your staff, and your premises are ready for the 140 Point, Accreditation inspection.
Durable Medical Equipment (DME) has experienced significant growth in recent years due to several factors. Here are a few reasons for the growth of the DME industry.
We work with established clinics, medical practices, and entrepreneurs to ensure that they are correctly accredited for the provision of Medicare durable medical equipment products. We understand what is required from you when you apply for accreditation, and we know what the inspector is looking for when they visit you. We are so confident in our skills that we guarantee you will be accredited – assuming you have not been legally barred for any reason.
When you work with Allstate DME Solutions, you get access to our extensive knowledge and experience – meaning that a process that can take several months to get right on your own can be completed in a fraction of the time, and you can start profiting much more quickly.
We offer a turnkey service, meaning that we are ready to move forward with DME provider applications for new clients immediately thanks to the internal processes and roadmaps that we have built through the many successful accreditations that we have completed.
When it comes to getting your accreditation, Allstate DME Solutions take care of everything for you.
Alongside our guarantee of success, we also pride ourselves on our open lines of communication.
Please reach us at [email protected].
DME stands for Durable Medical Equipment and is a term used to describe a variety of different products and equipment that is Medicare-approved and authorized by a medical professional. The products in this category must be designed to assist with a specific medical condition, be able to be used as directed multiple times and be expected to last for a minimum of three years. Accreditation means that you are able to supply these products and then be reimbursed through Medicare. And other Major Medical Insurances
To become a Medicare accredited provider, you have to first apply, and then pass an inspection. The Medicare application is around 27 pages long, and even a single mistake will cause immediate rejection with no discussion. If this happens to you, then you will have to reapply, putting your application at the back of the often quite lengthy queue, and delaying your progress. This can go on indefinitely – there is no guarantee that the error picked up on the first application is the only error, so you could feasibly be rejected multiple times.
The inspection comes next –{ this is similarly rigorous, with there being cases that have been rejected for something as simple as not displaying your license clearly enough.}
The inspection comes next covering 140 points of compliance that must be put in place in order to achieve Accreditation The medicare application is 27 pages long. The inspection covers 140 points of compliance This is why engaging Allstate DME Solutions is the best course of action. Your application will be right the first time, and we will also work with you to ensure that you pass inspection. What could take you a great many months to do independently, can be wrapped up much more quickly with our help.
Until recently, for a supplier of durable medical equipment to be reimbursed through Medicare, they would have to have won the right to be a supplier by way of a bidding process. From December 2018 onwards, the supplier environment changed, with suppliers now being able to apply for the right. On successful application, inspection, and accreditation, the supplier is issued with a Provider Transaction Access Number (PTAN) which is used to bill for any DME products – without this, you will not be reimbursed.
No – the two areas are distinct. You are only accredited and can bill for products if you have a PTAN. It can be a more streamlined process to become accredited if you are a Medicare-enrolled physician or medical professional, but you will still need to make sure that it is completed.
DME stands for Durable Medical Equipment and is a term used to describe a variety of different products and equipment that is Medicare-approved and authorized by a medical professional. The products in this category must be designed to assist with a specific medical condition, be able to be used as directed multiple times and be expected to last for a minimum of three years. Accreditation means that you are able to supply these products and then be reimbursed through Medicare. And other Major Medical Insurances
To become a Medicare accredited provider, you have to first apply, and then pass an inspection. The Medicare application is around 27 pages long, and even a single mistake will cause immediate rejection with no discussion. If this happens to you, then you will have to reapply, putting your application at the back of the often quite lengthy queue, and delaying your progress. This can go on indefinitely – there is no guarantee that the error picked up on the first application is the only error, so you could feasibly be rejected multiple times.
The inspection comes next –{ this is similarly rigorous, with there being cases that have been rejected for something as simple as not displaying your license clearly enough.}
The inspection comes next covering 140 points of compliance that must be put in place in order to achieve Accreditation The medicare application is 27 pages long. The inspection covers 140 points of compliance This is why engaging Allstate DME Solutions is the best course of action. Your application will be right the first time, and we will also work with you to ensure that you pass inspection. What could take you a great many months to do independently, can be wrapped up much more quickly with our help.
Until recently, for a supplier of durable medical equipment to be reimbursed through Medicare, they would have to have won the right to be a supplier by way of a bidding process. From December 2018 onwards, the supplier environment changed, with suppliers now being able to apply for the right. On successful application, inspection, and accreditation, the supplier is issued with a Provider Transaction Access Number (PTAN) which is used to bill for any DME products – without this, you will not be reimbursed.
No – the two areas are distinct. You are only accredited and can bill for products if you have a PTAN. It can be a more streamlined process to become accredited if you are a Medicare-enrolled physician or medical professional, but you will still need to make sure that it is completed.
DME stands for Durable Medical Equipment and is a term used to describe a variety of different products and equipment that is Medicare-approved and authorized by a medical professional. The products in this category must be designed to assist with a specific medical condition, be able to be used as directed multiple times and be expected to last for a minimum of three years.
Accreditation means that you are able to supply these products and then be reimbursed through Medicare. And other Major Medical Insurances
To become a Medicare accredited provider, you have to first apply, and then pass an inspection. The Medicare application is around 27 pages long, and even a single mistake will cause immediate rejection with no discussion. If this happens to you, then you will have to reapply, putting your application at the back of the often quite lengthy queue, and delaying your progress. This can go on indefinitely – there is no guarantee that the error picked up on the first application is the only error, so you could feasibly be rejected multiple times.
The inspection comes next –{ this is similarly rigorous, with there being cases that have been rejected for something as simple as not displaying your license clearly enough.}
The inspection comes next covering 140 points of compliance that must be put in place in order to achieve Accreditation The medicare application is 27 pages long. The inspection covers 140 points of compliance This is why engaging Allstate DME Solutions is the best course of action. Your application will be right the first time, and we will also work with you to ensure that you pass inspection. What could take you a great many months to do independently, can be wrapped up much more quickly with our help.
Until recently, for a supplier of durable medical equipment to be reimbursed through Medicare, they would have to have won the right to be a supplier by way of a bidding process. From December 2018 onwards, the supplier environment changed, with suppliers now being able to apply for the right. On successful application, inspection, and accreditation, the supplier is issued with a Provider Transaction Access Number (PTAN) which is used to bill for any DME products – without this, you will not be reimbursed.
No – the two areas are distinct. You are only accredited and can bill for products if you have a PTAN. It can be a more streamlined process to become accredited if you are a Medicare-enrolled physician or medical professional, but you will still need to make sure that it is completed.
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