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Patient ResourcesNew Patients are required to bring completed forms to their appointment. Copies of insurance cards and photo ID will be taken. Medicare qualified patients must also complete a Private Contract and Financial Policy as directed by Medicare and agree NOT to submit any claims for services.

Existing Patients are required to update a Welcome Sheet and Privacy Policy annually in addition to notifying us of any changes in address, email, phone and insurance as they occur. Please phone our office to update any changes (717) 832-5993. Although the practice does not accept insurance or Medicare at this time, your insurance information is still required for labs and referrals.

DOWNLOAD TO PRINT Forms to Become a New Patient

       REQUIRED  Welcome Form

       REQUIRED  Privacy Policy

       REQUIRED  Authorization to Treat

       FOR MEDICARE ELIGIBLE PATIENTS Only     Medicare Private Contract and Financial Policy

ONLINE FILLABLE Forms to Become a New Patient 

       REQUIRED   Welcome Form

        REQUIRED   Privacy Policy

        REQUIRED   Authorization to Treat

        FOR MEDICARE ELIGIBLE PATIENTS only     Medicare Private Contract & Financial Policy

        

     Medicare patients seeking reimbursement from Secondary Insurance

Medicare patients can sometimes receive some reimbursement from Medicare secondary payors (depending on individual contracts), by filing a claim with the Medicare contractor for "denial purposes only." Once Medicare denies the claim (because Dr. Hohenwarter has opted out), it can be sent on to the Medicare secondary payor. Some Medicare contractors will automatically forward the claim, and some will not. If they do not forward the claim, then the patient can forward the denial letter from Medicare with the claim form.

You should complete the Patient cover letter to send with the 1490S, so the Medicare contractor will know that Dr. Hohenwarter has opt'd out of Medicare and that you are requesting a Denial of the claim to get reimbursement from your secondary insurance.

The 1490S claim form is the form that patients have used to file their own claims to Medicare "for denial purposes only." Patient's Request for Medical Payment. This form is from the Medicare website and patients can send this form to Medicare, in order to get a denial of their claim, which can in turn be sent to their secondary insurance for possible payment. Most secondary carriers want to see a denial from the primary before they will process a claim. Since the provider cannot file the claim, the patient may use this form to obtain the denial.

Patients visit our functional medicine doctor from York, Annville, Chambersburg, Elizabethtown, Hummelstown, Reading, Harrisburg, Hershey, Lancaster and Palmyra, PA.

Schedule an appointment call : 717.832.5993

Schedule an appointment CALL : 717.832.5993

Have a question?Email Us:doctoradrian@dradrianmd.com

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