Medicare Program Integrity Manual (Pub. 100-08), Ch. 5 § 5.7

Nurse Practitioner or Clinical Nurse Specialist Rules Concerning

Last amended: 2020Year: 2020Length: 129 wordsOfficial source
5.7 – Nurse Practitioner or Clinical Nurse Specialist Rules Concerning Orders and CMNs (Rev. 10190; Issued: 06-19-2020; Effective: 01-01-2020; Implementation: 07-01- 2020) A nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist may give the dispensing order and sign the detailed written order in the following situations: • They are treating the beneficiary for the condition for which the item is needed; • They are practicing independently of a physician; • They bill Medicare for other covered services using their own provider number; and • They are permitted to do all of the above in the State in which the services are rendered. A nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist may complete Section B and sign Section D of a CMN if they meet all the criteria described above for signing orders.
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