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Nail Down the Answers to These Pressing Critical Care FAQs

Published on Mon Jun 10, 2019

Hint: Discharged patients may still require 99291 or +99292. Critical care coding happens in all settings – physician offices, the intensive care unit, and importantly, the ED. And what we’ve learned at ED Coding Alert is that although these codes are familiar to emergency departments, they remain a source of confusion. We collected the three most common questions submitted by [...]
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