Hi this is Joe Sundas and in this video I'm going to go over first what is the difference between a rendering provider and a billing provider on the claim form, and then I'll go over how you can manage to put different billing providers on your claim form using There bill for various reasons such as a different provider needs a different billing provider, or you need a set a billing provider information going out to a specific insurance company to start one of the one of them a very common question are very root cause of a lot of problems are because people's some people don't have the idea of the difference between a billing provider and a rendering provider, so I have a CMS 1500 pulled up here and on a CMS 1500 there are actually two types of providers on this claim in box 33 at the far bottom-right this is considered the billing provider this is a billing provider can be a business like a billing service or group or facility it's really anybody who is doing the billing for a group of providers it can even be the rendering provider the person who's performing the services but in this box 33 this is also known as the pay to provider so if you ever it's instructing the insurance company this is who's doing billing and this is who you should pay and the information here like the NPI would go here for the billing provider and this can be a type 1 NPI or type 2 and PIO type 1 NPI is also an individual NPI a type 2 is considered an organizational NPI the difference being that an organizational NPI at type 2 NPI can have rendering provider NPI is attached to it,...
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