Generally, at the customerâs expense, the utility will supply and. install cable limiters on the utility equipment and the electrical contractor will install the cable limiters at. the customerâs equipment. 2. Single conductors where more than one customer is connected to one transformer.
As of May 6, 2013, a Type 2 Organizational NPI that identifies a dental practice organization is no longer sufficient to allow patient prescriptions to be billed to third-party insurance carriers. Only the Type 1 individual NPI is now valid for specifying the prescribing doctor on an insurance claim.
A. Yes. If you have a practice association (PA) or a limited liability corporation (LLC), and it holds any contracts with payers, or if payment is ever made to the PA or LLC, or in the name of the PA or LLC, then it needs to acquire a Type 2 NPI in addition to your individual Type 1 NPI.