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The document is a revision of the Medicare Claims Processing Manual, specifically addressing the Inpatient Psychiatric Facility Prospective Payment System (IPF PPS). It outlines updates to payment and billing policies for inpatient psychiatric facilities, incorporating previously published information and detailing changes in manual instructions. Key components include the effective date, implementation date, adjustments for patient-level and facility-level factors, claims processing requirements, and guidelines for billing under the IPF PPS. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for Medicare contractors and providers regarding the updated policies and procedures related to psychiatric care reimbursement.

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