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A procedure on the medicare nonparticipating fee schedule is priced at $320. How much can the nonparticipating provider charge for the procedure under the medicare limiting char…

A procedure on the medicare nonparticipating fee schedule is priced at $320. How much can the nonparticipating provider charge for the procedure under the medicare limiting char…
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a procedure on the medicare nonparticipating fee schedule is priced at $320. How much can the nonparticipating provider charge for the procedure under the medicare limiting charge?

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Up to $368 (320 x 1.15=$368).

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