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This policy applies to physicians, other qualified health care professionals, including Durable Medical Equipment (DME) Suppliers, and facility providers.
ClaimsXtenTM Inappropriate Frequency Billing
Developed by Lyric to supplement CMS MUEs.
Medically Unlikely Edits (MUEs)
Edits developed by the Center of Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to reflect the maximum units of services that a provider may report for a patient on a single date of service.
Medically Unlikely Edits Adjudication Indicator (MAI)
CMS' three levels of MUE adjudication indicators using claim line or date of service editing.
Our health plan uses the CMS MUEs and associated MAIs for maximum daily unit edits. Submission of units within the CMS unit limit will ensure accurate adjudication and reimbursement of claims. Units that have exceeded the maximum daily limitation will be denied.
Our health plan reserves the right to modify the maximum limit and/or reassign MAI to codes on the CMS MUE tables. We also reserve the right to assign a maximum limit to codes not included in the CMS MUE tables. The codes with a unit maximum not shown on the CMS MUE tables may be applied in ClaimsXten Inappropriate Frequency Billing. More information about ClaimsXten editing can be found in the ClaimsXten Editing section of our Coding Toolkit.
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