NYS Workers' Comp Phase I: Nuts and Bolts
Thurs, May 19, 2022 at 8pm via Zoom

This meeting is open to all NYSCA members at no charge. Non-members: $29.
Please Note: No CE is being offered for this event

Register online today!

Also, Save the Dates:

• Lunch & Learn with the NIC: NYS Workers' Comp - Session 1  - Tues, June 7, 2022 at 1:30pm
• NYS Workers' Comp Phase II: Claims Handling - Mon, June 13, 2022 at 8pm

This webinar is designed specifically for DCs who have not yet obtained their medical portal login or authorization to submit electronic claims to the NYS WCB. This presentation will take you through the initial steps and to the next phase - electronic submission of claims and paper CMS 1500 forms, effective July 1st.

Get answers to your questions, including:

• How do I get a workers' comp ID?
• How do I log into the web portal?
• How do I choose a clearinghouse?

Learn about other implemented changes, including:

• Electronic submission of HP-1 forms.
• DME fee schedule
• Prior authorization processes
• Updated MTGs

But wait, there's more!

Next month (June 2022), the NIC has scheduled additional webinars to keep you updated on the changes and give further instruction on completion of narrative reports, submission of the CMS 1500 form, and other recent updates announced by the WCB.

Registration: You must be preregistered in order to attend this meeting and to receive the valuable resources that will be made available to attendees. Space is limited. We recommend that plan to log in early to secure your spot in the meeting.

References: References and notes for the scheduled meeting will be sent to all registered attendees on the day of the meeting. We recommend having a pen and notepad available during the presentation if you wish to make additional notes about the information provided. 

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