List the providers requirements of documenting medical necessity for services or supplies a)
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Requirements of effective document of medical necessity:

Explanation:

1. Assessment: examine the health status of the individual, predict their outcome and identify the critical clinical needs of them.

2.  Planning care: identify goals, barriers and objectives that address the concerns of the individual.

3. Progress toward the identified goals and objectives

4. Treatment plan reviews and assessment update:

The service or treatment plan:

Service plans should clearly demonstrate a legitimate clinical need, justification for the services provided, and appropriate response to clinical need. They should be based on an early, comprehensive evaluation of the client’s symptoms, needs, and prospects for improvement. A provider should meet with the client in person and then make specific written recommendations about what services are necessary, including: the type of services, how often, for how long, and provided by whom.

To sum up, each piece of documentation must flow logically from one to another such that someone reviewing the record can see the logic and understand the story you are telling about the individual’s treatment and progress.

Reference:

https://www.hca.wa.gov/assets/billers-and-providers/medical-necessity-documentation-guide.pdf

answer; the answer is (yes);