According to requirements under Section 456.0201 of the Florida Statutes, "each dentist who is registered with the United States Drug Enforcement Administration is required to take a 2-hour board approved continuing education course by January 31, 2019 and at each subsequent renewal." This course is included in your 30-hour requirement.

The Florida Board of Dentistry has identified several controlled substances continuing education (CE) courses currently being offered that have not been approved by the Board of Dentistry. These ...

Are you aware of the actions required to correct an overpayment received from MCNA? In accordance with 42 CFR §438.608(d)(2), any network provider who determines that they have received an overpayment from MCNA must notify us in writing of the reason for the overpayment and return the funds within 60 calendar days of the date on which the overpayment was identified.

The provider's office may return the overpayment by check, or may choose to have the amount deducted from a future Remittance Advice (RA).

Overpayment notifications and refund checks should be ...

When a claim is returned for missing information (lack of information), your office has the opportunity to correct it and resubmit for processing. To ensure the proper handling of your claim when you resubmit it to MCNA, you must clearly identify it as a corrected claim. MCNA asks that once you have attached or included the information required to complete your claim, you note "Corrected Claim" in the Office Remarks field of the claim form. This note should be included whether you are submitting your claim using a paper form or an electronic form available online through MCNA's Provider Portal (http://portal.mcna.net).