Modifiers Recognized by Ohio Medicaid
The Medicaid managed care plans (MCPs) may have different claim submission requirements. General Provisions, OAC Chapter 5160-1 . GQ Telemedicine originating site GT Telemedicine distant site Q6 Substitute practitioner (locum tenens) SE Drug acquired through the 340B drug pricing program . Outpatient Hospital Services, OAC rule 5160-2-75
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