Cardiology Coding Alert
Check Back Next Month for More CPT® 2014 News
Published on Thu Oct 10, 2013
Watch the next issue for details on new coding options for FEVAR and transapical TAVR, Category III code changes, and explanations for the “revised” status of EP codes 93653-93656 and cardiac device codes 33282 and 33284. Cardiology Coding Alert will also be providing more in-depth coverage of proper use of the new codes in the coming months.
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Cardiology Coding Alert
- CPT® 2014:
33222 and 33223 Emphasize 'Relocation' for Cardiac Device Pockets as of January 1
Consider I&D codes when revision is performed. If you’ve ever struggled with when to use [...] - CPT® 2014:
Take a Peek at New Codes for Percutaneous Cardiac Surgeries
See which diagnosis codes are likely to pair with these new procedure codes. Minimally invasive [...] - CPT® 2014:
Details Matter When Reporting New Embolization
Look at the type of vessel and reason for treatment. Be sure to remove vascular [...] - CPT® 2014:
Turn to 37217 for Retrograde Carotid or Innominate Stent Placement
Radiological supervision and interpretation is included, too. CPT® 2014 has introduced a new code to [...] - CPT® 2014:
Watch Vessel Type When Reporting 37236-+37238 in 2014
Toss out 37205-+37208 to make room for new intravascular stent codes. CPT® 2014 deleted stent [...] - Check Back Next Month for More CPT® 2014 News
Watch the next issue for details on new coding options for FEVAR and transapical TAVR, [...] - CCI 19.3:
New Temporary Pacemaker Edits Apply to Claims After Oct. 1, 2013
Bottom line: Don’t report temp codes with permanent device services. Correct Coding Initiative (CCI) 19.3, [...] - ICD-10-CM:
R94.31 Answers the Call for Abnormal ECG Code Next Year
Check out the codes for ‘other’ and ‘unspecified’ options, too. When the provider documents abnormal [...] - You Be the Coder:
How Do You Code When PVI Is Performed 2nd?
Question: How should I code if during an encounter the physician performs CTI ablation for [...] - Reader Question:
746.85 Doesn't Apply to RI
Question: Should I code the presence of a ramus intermedius as an anomaly?
- Reader Question:
93458 Requires Coronary Angiography
Question: My doctor performed LHC, aortic root arteriography with runoff, and a bilateral renal arteriogram. [...]
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