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Why are lines that are billed with the GA modifier automatically rejecting beneficiary liable?

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Why are lines that are billed with the GA modifier automatically rejecting beneficiary liable?

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The GA modifier has been redefined to mean “Waiver of Liability Statement Issued, as Required by Payer Policy.” This modifier is only to be used to report when a required Advance Beneficiary Notice (ABN) was issued for a service. The GA modifier should not be reported in association with any other liability-related modifier and should continue to be submitted with covered charges. Medicare systems will automatically deny these claims as a beneficiary liability (rather than subjecting them to possible medical review), and the beneficiary will have the right to appeal this determination. Refer to Change Request (CR) 6563Adobe Portable Document format.

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