Anesthesia Coding Alert
Reader Question:
Submit 01936 for Lumbar RFA
Published on Fri Oct 07, 2011
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Anesthesia Coding Alert
- Cardiac Anesthesia:
Clarify CABG Coding With 4 Do's and Don'ts
Tip: Surgeon's documentation can also help your coding accuracy. When coding for anesthesia during coronary [...] - Pain Management Corner:
Follow Treatment Site to Find Correct Codes for Trigeminal Neuralgia
Tip: Narrow anatomy options to simplify code selection.When your pain management specialist treats trigeminal neuralgia, [...] - ICD-10 Prep:
Focus on A&P When Prepping for ICD-10 Conversion
Analyze your practice's top 30 diagnoses to get a head start toward compliance.Education is an [...] - ICD-10:
Prepare for More Detailed DVT Code Choices With I82.4-
Check all records for documentation of right, left, or bilateral.ICD-10 will bring code changes for [...] - You Be the Coder:
Crosswalk Confusion for 64483
Question: We crosswalked 64483 to anesthesia code 01992, but the payer denied our claim. What [...] - Reader Question:
Yes, You Can Report 77003 With 62311
Question: Medicare denies our claim when we bill 62311, 77003, and 64483 together. The physician [...] - Reader Question:
Code Line Placement Even if Standby Won't Fly
Question: The anesthesiologist placed an IV for saline and monitored the patient's vital signs, but [...] - Reader Question:
Verify Whether Multi-Service Claim Needs -59
Question: A patient came to the office for treatment of L3 radiculitis and ankylosis. The [...] - Reader Question:
Multiple 01992 Is Allowed for Multiple Providers
Question: One of our providers is billing 01992-QY and 01992-QX for a diagnostic spinal injection [...] - Reader Question:
Submit 01936 for Lumbar RFA
Question: What anesthesia code should we report when a patient receives MAC (monitored anesthesia care) [...] - Reader Question:
Verify Local Policy for Medical Direction Sign-Offs
Question: I've reviewed Medicare guidelines for medical direction documentation, but our coders can't agree on [...]
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