Cardiology Coding Alert
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Cardiology Coding Alert
- CPT® News:
2 Instructional Changes Affect Your Cardiac Cath and ECG Coding
Primary code updates make a big difference for your +93463 claims. If your shiny new [...] - Congenital Coding:
Spy Which Codes Are Reportable With PDA Code 93582 Using This Table
Going beyond the descriptor is key to properly reporting this new-for-2014 code. The code descriptor [...] - CPT® 2014:
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Clue in to the difference between trivalent and quadrivalent codes. Flu coding changes more than [...] - News You Can Use:
Cardiac Rehab Could See Broader Coverage From CMS
Chronic heart failure may join the list soon. CMS may expand cardiac rehabilitation coverage to [...] - ICD-10-CM:
36 Options Replace 996.01 in October 2014
Know the part and know the problem to choose the proper code. When a pacemaker [...] - Reader Question:
'When Present' is Key to Understanding 75574
Question: If a patient doesn’t have grafts, can we still use 75574? If not, which [...] - Reader Question:
Keep Asking for Color Flow Specifics
Question: If the cardiologist documents moderate mitral regurgitation, is that sufficient to code a color [...] - Reader Question:
CVP Is Reportable With LHC
Question: If the physician places a CVP line (36556) in a jugular vein before a [...] - Reader Question:
Use More Specific Add-On +36227 for Maxillary
Question: Should I report +75774 for selective right maxillary artery imaging after right common carotid [...] - Reader Question:
Beware of E/M Code Choice Patterns
Question: We recently finished our first internal audit and found a potential issue: One of [...] - You Be the Coder:
Heed Setting When Coding Stress Test
Question: How should I report an in-office stress test? The patient also had echocardiography while [...]
