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The document outlines the process for obtaining prior authorization for anesthesia services related to dental procedures under medical coverage. It includes instructions for completing a form, providing patient and provider information, detailing the nature of the request, and listing specific medical conditions that may necessitate anesthesia. The document emphasizes the need to submit supporting patient chart notes and provides contact information for further inquiries.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the prior authorization anesthesia document in the editor.
Begin with Section I: Patient Information. Fill in the patient's name, date of birth, age, and PEHP ID number accurately.
Proceed to Section II: Provider Information. Enter the requested date, service provider NPI number, name, tax ID number, contact person, address, phone, and facsimile details.
In Section III: Pre-Authorization Request, specify the requested date of service and select the nature of your request (Auth Extension, Pre-Auth, Retro Auth, Urgent).
Complete the facility information by providing its name, place of service (check appropriate option), address, NPI number, phone number, and tax ID.
Fill in the primary and secondary medical/treatment diagnosis using ICD-10 codes. Then enter the requested anesthesia CPT/HCPCS code and type of anesthesia required.
List any additional services requested along with their corresponding CPT/HCPCS codes. Answer all questions regarding patient conditions thoroughly.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy before submitting. Use our platform's features to save or send your completed form directly.

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Is prior authorization required for surgery?

Examples of services or procedures for which prior authorization may be needed include: admission to a hospital or skilled nursing facility. planned surgery. certain imaging tests, like an MRI or a computed tomography (CT) scan.

Does anesthesia require prior authorization?

Prior Authorization is a pre approval request for a procedure before its done to make sure that your insurance will cover it. Your doctor will be the one to request it and the turn around time will depend on the policy of the insurance company.

How does prior authorization work for surgery?

Prior authorization denials create just one more barrier between patients and the medication they have been prescribed. Simple errors such as leaving fields blank, misspellings or failure to follow payer requirements are common reasons for denials that can be reduced with electronic prior authorization (ePA) solutions.

Why would insurance deny a prior authorization?

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What services typically require prior authorizations?

Services That Require Prior Authorization Diagnostic imaging (such as MRIs, CTs, and PET scans) Durable medical equipment (such as wheelchairs) Rehabilitation (like physical or occupational therapy) Home health services (such as nurses) Non-emergency surgery (elective surgery)

Why is anesthesia billed separately?

Many patients receive separate bills from different providers (hospital, surgeon, anesthesiologist) because they bill independently. Hospitals must employ large billing and coding departments just to manage claims, appeals, and insurance negotiations.

Does insurance cover anaesthesia?

Each policy varies in the type of benefits as well as the amount covered. Some policies may not have any anesthesia coverage, while others may cover anesthesia services up to 100%. To find out what your benefits allow, you must contact your insurance company.

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