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A signature log is a typed listing of physicians and NPPs showing their names with a corresponding handwritten signature. This is an individual log or a group log. A signature log shows signature identity throughout the medical record.

“I, _____[print full name of the physician/practitioner]___, hereby attest that the medical record entry for _____[date of service]___ accurately reflects signatures/notations that I made in my capacity as _____[insert provider credentials, e.g., M.D.]___ when I treated/diagnosed the above listed Medicare beneficiary.

A signature log lists the typed or printed name of the author associated with initials or an illegible signature. The signature log might be included on the actual page where the initials or illegible signature are used or might be a separate document. The provider should also list his/her credentials in the log.

A signature log lists the typed or printed name of the author associated with initials or an illegible signature. The signature log might be included on the actual page where the initials or illegible signature are used or might be a separate document. The provider should also list his/her credentials in the log.

No, stamped signatures are not acceptable. Medicare requires services provided/ordered/certified be authenticated by the persons responsible for the care of the beneficiary. Only handwritten or electronic signatures are acceptable.

Signature Attestation Statement In order to be considered valid for Medicare medical review purposes, an attestation statement must be signed and dated by the author of the medical record entry and must contain sufficient information to identify the beneficiary.

Include the provider's printed name, handwritten signature(s), initials, credentials, license number and National Provider Identifier (NPI). If a provider has various signatures, all versions of the signature should be included on the signature log.

Include the provider's printed name, handwritten signature(s), initials, credentials, license number and National Provider Identifier (NPI). If a provider has various signatures, all versions of the signature should be included on the signature log.

A signature log is a typed listing of physicians and NPPs showing their names with a corresponding handwritten signature. This is an individual log or a group log. A signature log shows signature identity throughout the medical record.

“I, _____[print full name of the physician/practitioner]___, hereby attest that the medical record entry for _____[date of service]___ accurately reflects signatures/notations that I made in my capacity as _____[insert provider credentials, e.g., M.D.]___ when I treated/diagnosed the above listed Medicare beneficiary.

A signature log lists the typed or printed name of the author associated with initials or an illegible signature. The signature log might be included on the actual page where the initials or illegible signature are used or might be a separate document. The provider should also list his/her credentials in the log.

A signature log lists the typed or printed name of the author associated with initials or an illegible signature. The signature log might be included on the actual page where the initials or illegible signature are used or might be a separate document. The provider should also list his/her credentials in the log.

No, stamped signatures are not acceptable. Medicare requires services provided/ordered/certified be authenticated by the persons responsible for the care of the beneficiary. Only handwritten or electronic signatures are acceptable.

Signature Attestation Statement In order to be considered valid for Medicare medical review purposes, an attestation statement must be signed and dated by the author of the medical record entry and must contain sufficient information to identify the beneficiary.

Include the provider's printed name, handwritten signature(s), initials, credentials, license number and National Provider Identifier (NPI). If a provider has various signatures, all versions of the signature should be included on the signature log.

Include the provider's printed name, handwritten signature(s), initials, credentials, license number and National Provider Identifier (NPI). If a provider has various signatures, all versions of the signature should be included on the signature log.