Cardiology Coding Alert

Case Study:

Take the Mystery Out of Tilt Table Coding by Following These 4 Steps

Hint: Be very careful when reporting an E/M service with 93660. If your cardiologist treats patients who experience unexplained episodes of syncope (fainting), he may perform tilt table tests to figure out what’s causing the syncope so he can prescribe the right kind of treatment. Test your tilt table coding skills with the following scenario to make sure you submit [...]
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