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This tutorial discusses signature requirements for medical record entries, with information current as of August 2020. It emphasizes that scribes are not considered providers of items or services. When a scribe documents medical records, CMS does not mandate that the scribe sign or date the documentation. Instead, the signature and date of the treating physician or non-physician practitioner (NPP) validate that the note adequately reflects the care provided. Reviewers only need to check for the physician's or NPP's signature and date, and claims won’t be denied if the scribe hasn't signed. For more details, refer to change request 10076 on the Meridian website.
