ACP American College of Physicians - Internal Medicine - Doctors for Adults

• Standardized Payer Contract
  This document details what should be included in any contract between a physician and payer. Available to ACP members and requires a login.
• AMA's Physician Contracting Toolkit
  An educational guide on best practices in creating a contract between physicians and preferred provider networks.
• Credentialing, Facility Reviews and Med Records Reviews
  What Internists need to know about payer credentialing, facility review, and medical records reviews. Available to ACP Members and requires a login.
• Referral Tracking Guide
  One way to ensure a competitive advantage for your practice is to track your referrals and document effective management of your patient population.This guide will help you achieve those goals. Available only to ACP members and requires a login.
• Health Insurance Plan Referral Chart
  Internists who participate with private insurance plans as primary care physicians (PCPs) often participate with more than one. In making referrals, it can be confusing to keep track of which colleagues belong to which plan.This charg will help you better manage that information. Available only to ACP members and requires a login.
• Negotiating with Payers to Retain Office Lab Testing
  Sample letters and negotiating tactics to ensure you are successful in negotiating with payers to retain lab testing in your office. Available only to ACP members and requires a login.
• Aetna and United Healthcare Policies Regarding Coding Consultations
  Aetna and United Healthcare provide guidance on how to properly code for consultation visits for your Medicare patients.
• Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) Tool
  Providers can now enroll in electronic funds transfer (EFT) with multiple payers simultaneously through this single, secure, online, FREE, process available from CAQH.

Multimedia Learning Resources

• Downloadable Videos and Educational Materials

Related Links

• ACP Internist Practice Resources
• Where We Stand: Issues of Advocacy