Advanced Search

Cardiology Coding Alert

Reader Question:

Always Limit to 1 Unit of 92928 per Encounter?

Published on Thu Jan 29, 2015

You’ve reached your limit of free articles. Already a subscriber? Log in.

Not a subscriber? Subscribe today to continue reading this article. Plus, you’ll get:

Simple explanations of current healthcare regulations and payer programs
Real-world reporting scenarios solved by our expert coders
Industry news, such as MAC and RAC activities, the OIG Work Plan, and CERT reports
Instant access to every article ever published in Revenue Cycle Insider
6 annual AAPC-approved CEUs
The latest updates for CPT®, ICD-10-CM, HCPCS Level II, NCCI edits, modifiers, compliance, technology, practice management, and more

Other Articles in this issue of

Cardiology Coding Alert

Coding Hints:
Follow These Tips to Make Your Way to Spot On Caval Filter Manipulation Coding
Can you report repositioning with insertion? Here’s the rule. When you report an inferior vena [...]

Diagnosis Coding:
Meet These 4 Challenges to Eradicate Errors in Septic Embolism Coding
Check for location and underlying cause for embolism; differentiate arterial and pulmonary embolism. Coding for [...]

Using Scribes:
Adopt These Practices to Structure the Scribe Program for Your Practice
Do not ignore documentation guidelines; the physician’s signature is a mandate. With the increasing use [...]

Reader Question:
Always Limit to 1 Unit of 92928 per Encounter?
Question: Can we report two units of 92928 for two stents that our physician inserted in [...]

You Be the Coder:
Watch the Bundle In 93505 And 93451
Question: Our physician did an endomyocardial biopsy. Can we submit code 93451 and 37200? If not, [...]

View All