Internal Medicine Coding Alert
Get Up to Speed on Drug Administration Coding for 2006
Published on Tue Jan 10, 2006
Clip and save these important infusion crosswalks
Beginning Jan. 1, you can quickly submit infusion claims using the correct CPT codes if you refer to this chart, which ties deleted G and CPT codes to their new counterpart.
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