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Advanced Practice Nursing & Physician Assistants Web Page

The Medicare Learning Network (MLN) is pleased to announce the availability of the Advanced Practice Nursing & Physician Assistants (APN/PA) web page. This dedicated web page is for Medicare fee-for-service (FFS) advanced practice nurses and physician assistants who provide services to Medicare beneficiaries.

From this web page, you will be able to access and peruse the Medicare FFS program topics in order to keep abreast of policy and operational updates specific to Advanced Practice Nurses and Physician Assistants.

One of the educational resources featured on this webpage is the “Advanced Practice Nurse/Physician Assistant Web-Based Training Program” – this interactive web-based training program provides definitions of the Advanced Practice Nursing/Physician Assistant provider types; outlines the qualifications of the Advanced Practice Nursing/Physician Assistant provider types; describes collaboration/supervision requirements for Advanced Practice Nursing/Physician Assistant Medicare reimbursements; lists the Medicare billing requirements for Advanced Practice Nursing and Physician Assistants; and identifies links to Medicare manuals and other resources.

This web page is updated on a regular basis, so check it often for timely and reliable information from MLN.

For more information, visit the web page at www.cms.hhs.gov/MLNProducts/70_APNPA.asp on the CMS website.

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