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CPT® 2013 Update:

Don't Fret Over Far-Reaching E/M Terminology Change

Published on Mon Jan 28, 2013

Know when to apply the newly introduced transitional care codes. The most widespread changes throughout CPT® 2013 — the switch to more inclusive or provider-neutral language — shouldn’t be difficult for gastro practices to put into place. Read on for advice on applying E/M with these clarifications and other tidbits from speakers at the American Medical Association’s (AMA) annual CPT® and RBRVS Symposium, held [...]
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