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In adding the HPSA AQ HCPCS modifier to a claim, you are attesting that you have researched external link for Medicare HPSA eligibility and determined that the physical address was a designated HPSA area where and when the services were rendered. Palmetto GBA is experiencing an increase in the number of providers that are submitting claims with the HPSA AQ HCPCS modifier incorrectly.

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Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA) – Use of the AQ HCPCS Modifier May Reduce Cash Flow

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When you provide services in a zip code area that was not included in the automated file of HPSA areas based on the date of the data run used to create the file.When you provide services in a zip code area that falls partially within a nonfull county HPSA.

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When you provide services in a zip code area that falls partially within a full county HPSA but is not considered to be in that county based on the USPS dominance decision.

When you provide services in zip code areas that do not fall entirely within a designated full county HPSA bonus area.

General Guidelines : The following are the specific instances in which you will need to enter a modifier: Effective for claims with dates of service on or AFTER January 01, 2006, the modifier AQ must be submitted. Required for Claims : Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) Electing the Optional Payment MethodĬoding Guidelines : For services rendered in zip code areas subject to HPSA payment, the CAH must submit a QB or QU modifier to receive payment for claims with dates of service PRIOR TO January 01, 2006. Okay, quick dual wielding: Anyone can do it, but it is severely limited at first:ġ.Description : Physician Providing a Service in a Health Professional Shortage Area (HPSA) Two weapon fighting style - Adds the ability score modifierĢ. Dual Wielding Feat - +1 AC for second weapon, and can wield non-light weapons. However it is supposed to work it currently does not in BG3. My 4th level thief's regular action attack rolls for both the main hand and offhand weapon. I also get two bonus action attacks every round for four total. As an aside I do not have dual fighting style and my ability modifiers are still added to my bonus attacks. In my off hand I use the broken flail from the Flind leader. The damage is 1D6+5 (+2 weapon and +3 dam from str). It also procs a 1D6 heal from every hit even from my main hand weapon so I often auto self heal 4d6 per round. I assume these will be fixed long before release. Okay, maybe I misunderstand you guys or you misunderstand me. When you take the Attack action and attack with a light melee weapon that you're holding in one hand, you can use a bonus action to attack with a different light melee weapon that you're holding in the other hand. You don't add your ability modifier to the damage of the bonus attack, unless that modifier is negative. If either weapon has the thrown property, you can throw the weapon, instead of making a melee attack with it. Attack roll: 1d20 +2 (proficiency) +3 (dexterity)īut according to the log (screenshots below) it seems to be: I would expect the following stats without any traits: So lets assume a character with +2 proficiency and 16 dex (+3 modifier) with short sword.

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