US · guidance
CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 18, § 20.3.1.2
Critical Access Hospital Payment
Payment to a CAH for screening mammography is not subject to applicable Part B deductible, but
coinsurance does apply. Any deductible or coinsurance collected is deducted from the payment.
A. Under the Optional (All Inclusive) Method
Section 403(d) of the BBRA amended §1834(g) of the Act to permit a CAH to elect an optional
method of payment for outpatient services. This option is effective for cost reporting periods
beginning on or after October 1, 2001. A CAH may elect to be paid for outpatient services by
reasonable costs for facility services and §202 of BIPA allows an amount equal to 115 percent of
the allowed amount for professional component. (Costs related to professional services are
excluded from the cost payment.)
CAHs electing the optional method of reimbursement bill the A/B MAC (A) with type of bill 85X,
revenue code 0403 and HCPCS code 77067* (G0202*). They also include the professional
component on a separate line, with revenue code 96X, 97X, or 98X and HCPCS code 77067*
(G0202*).
B. Under the Standard Method
CAHs reimbursed on the standard method of payment bill the technical component of a screening
mammography to the A/B MAC (A) on type of bill 85X, revenue code 0403 and HCPCS code
77067* (G0202*).
Professional services are billed to the A/B MAC (B) and paid based on the fee schedule by the A/B
MAC (B).
For claims with dates of service on or after January 1, 2002, §104 of the Benefits Improvement and
Protection Act (BIPA) 2000, provides for payment of screening mammographies under the
Medicare physician fee schedule (MPFS) in CAHs not electing the optional method of payment for
outpatient services.
History
(Rev. 3844, Issued: 08-18-17, Effective: 01-01-18, Implementation: 01-02-18)
Provenance
- Source
- cms.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-08-25
- Edition
- iom-2026-08-25
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