Dermatology Coding Alert
Keep the Current G Series and 90780-90784 Codes Straight
Published on Mon May 16, 2005
If you're afraid of reporting CPT injection codes to Medicare, use this tool Say goodbye to combing through the Federal Register, because this table will help you figure out how Medicare's new injection and infusion codes stack up to CPT's old codes.
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