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LLC, tax IDs, and type 2 NPI numbers
PMRNC:
Richard, I disagree..
A NON covered HIPAA entity does not even need an NPI at all. Under HIPAA you are only considered covered entity if you electronically transmit health information in connection with a HIPAA standard transaction or even use a Business Associate (billing company, clearinghouse, etc)
As per their first post:
--- Quote ---If I am taking cash and only doing out of network billing, giving my patients receipts that they can submit to their insurance company, is there anything I need to do about notifying insurance companies of my group 2 NPI? Is it complicated to maintain a group 2 NPI?
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RichardP:
I guess I wasn't clear that I was adding to what you said, not trying to replace it.
My comments were generally about how NPI Numbers work. I did not mean to imply that the OP needed NPI Numbers if she does no electronic billing.
If she does work for another clinic that does bill electronically, I believe the OP will need a Type 1 NPI Number. If that clinic does not bill electronically, then she won't need one.
PMRNC:
--- Quote ---I guess I wasn't clear that I was adding to what you said, not trying to replace it.
My comments were generally about how NPI Numbers work. I did not mean to imply that the OP needed NPI Numbers if she does no electronic billing.
If she does work for another clinic that does bill electronically, I believe the OP will need a Type 1 NPI Number. If that clinic does not bill electronically, then she won't need one.
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Oh ok.. gotcha ;) Sorry.
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