Anesthesia billing · New Hampshire
Anesthesia billing in New Hampshire
Specialist billing for independent CRNA and anesthesia groups in New Hampshire: coding, claims, denials, payments and credentialing, with a monthly scorecard.
New Hampshire at a glance
What shapes anesthesia billing here
New Hampshire opted out of Medicare's physician supervision requirement for CRNAs in 2002, one of the longer-standing opt-out states. CRNAs working without medical direction can bill Medicare in their own right with the QZ modifier, which makes accurate billing central to an independent group's income.
- Opt-out status: opted out, 2002
- Medicare Part B contractor: NGS (Jurisdiction K)
- Medicaid program: New Hampshire Medicaid
- Employed CRNAs: about 280 (BLS, May 2023), plus self-employed and 1099 CRNAs not counted in that figure
How we help New Hampshire groups
Everything between the anesthesia record and your account
Medicare and New Hampshire Medicaid
Claims built for NGS and your state Medicaid rules, with the right modifiers for how each case was staffed.
Commercial payers
Contract-specific rules for time units, physical status and qualifying circumstances, so nothing is left unpaid.
New and growing groups
Payer enrollment and credentialing for CRNAs starting or expanding a group in New Hampshire.
Also serving nearby: Massachusetts · Vermont · Delaware. See all states.
- Opt-out year: Becker's ASC Review (2026)
- CRNA employment: Becker's ASC Review, BLS data
- Medicare contractor: CMS MAC directory; confirm your contractor before filing