Radia Care Guide

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Which radiators should I Bleed First?

  If your home has more than two floors, begin by bleeding the downstairs Radiators first – start with the one that is furthest away from your boiler. How Often Should You Bleed Your Radiators?

• What does Radia have to do with good growth capital?

  Good Growth Capital, which describes itself as a majority women- and minority-owned fund, lists Radia in its portfolio of investments, adding a trademarked slogan under the Radia logo seen nowhere else: "Building a Climate Air Force™." Good Growth Capital, located in South Carolina and New England, invests in seed rounds.

• Is Radia working on a new strategic airlift plane?

  A source says Radia is working on a new large cargo aircraft of this size to replace the aging Russian-built strategic airlift airplane with four engines. "They also believe they can sell 500 airplanes in 10-15 years, starting in 2026," the source said.

• Is Radia aerospace building a clean sheet cargo plane?

  The Business Journal last year reported on the development of Radia Aerospace, a company launched by a group of former Boeing, Airbus and Blue Origin engineers in Seattle and Colorado which is designing a clean-sheet cargo aircraft.

• What is the difference between referring and ordering physicians?

  Referring physician is a physician who requests an item or service for the beneficiary for which payment may be made under the Medicare program. Ordering physician is a physician or, when appropriate, a non-physician practitioner, who orders non-physician services for the patient. See Pub. 100-02, Chapter 15 for non-physician practitioner rules.

• What is the order/referring requirement for an NPI?

  The  ordering/referring  National Provider Identifier  (NPI)  must be  for an individual physician or NPP (not  an organizational  NPI). The  physician or NPP must  be of a         specialty type that is eligible  to  order     and refer.

• When did the ordering/referring requirement become effective?

  The ordering/referring requirement became effective January 1, 1992, and is required by §1833(q) of the Act. All claims for Medicare covered services and items that are the result of physician’s order or referral shall include the ordering/referring physician’s name.

• What is the notice period for ordering/referring provider claims?

  CMS will give providers at least 60 days notice before the ordering/referring provider claim edit is applied. Physicians and others who are eligible to order/refer items or services need to be enrolled in Medicare and must be of a specialty that is eligible to order and refer.