Anesthesia Coding Alert
Looking for Extra Reimbursement? P Modifier Might Help Boost Your Bottom Line
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Anesthesia Coding Alert
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Looking for Extra Reimbursement? P Modifier Might Help Boost Your Bottom Line
Caveat: Only report these mods for payers who’ll reimburse. Physical status modifiers — also known [...] - Reimbursement:
Stop Leaving Money on the Table by Mapping Out a Realistic AR Plan
Tip: Don’t forget to keep a check on patient balances. Making time to deal with [...] - Documentation:
Don’t Fall Victim to These 5 Documentation Errors
Insufficient information still tops the list for watch points. No matter how experienced a provider [...] - You Be the Coder:
Consider These Options in Place of 01936
Question: Now that anesthesia code 01936 is deleted from CPT®, what should we report for anesthesia [...] - Reader questions:
Understand Differences Between New and Established Patients
Question: If a patient sees one physician in our practice, then one year later sees a [...] - Reader Questions:
Remember to Include Modifier QS for MAC During Excision
Question: One of our providers excised a malignant lesion from a patient’s forearm under MAC anesthesia. [...] - Reader Questions:
Pinpoint Stone Location to Narrow Anesthesia Code Choices
Question: How should I code for anesthesia during a cystourethroscopy with lithotripsy for a diagnosis [...] - Reader Questions:
Choose 00400 for Anesthesia During Pediatric Blood Draw
Question: Our provider spent 20 minutes administering general anesthesia during a blood draw on a 4-year-old [...] - Reader Questions:
Here’s Where to Draw the Line Between ‘Upper’ and ‘Lower’ Abdomen
Question: I know that some anesthesia codes are applied based on whether the area treated [...] - Reader Questions:
Know the Rules on Sharing Restricted PHI
Question: Does our practice have to honor a patient’s request to limit or restrict disclosures of [...]
