Neurology & Pain Management Coding Alert
3 Steps Allow You to Report Diabetes With Confidence
Published on Thu Apr 22, 2004
Other Articles in this issue of
Neurology & Pain Management Coding Alert
- Coding Experts Answer Your 6 Most Common Evoked Potential Questions
If you confuse monofilament testing with sensory EPs, you'll lose more than $60 per claim [...] - Everyone Can Win With After-Hours Codes
Gain an additional $50 for urgent visits and still save the payer money Payers frequently [...] - 3 Steps Allow You to Report Diabetes With Confidence
- You Be The Coder:
For Awake and Drowsy, Turn to 95816
Question: I perform all my EEGs in the local hospital. Which code should I use [...] - Reader Question:
Reporting -TC in a Facility Setting
Question: When may we report the global fee for electrodiagnostic testing in a facility setting? [...] - Reader Question:
Use Initial Impatient Consults for Nursing Homes
Question: Which codes should I use when the neurologist is called into a nursing home [...] - Reader Question:
NP Services Can Stand Alone
Question: Which code should I use for an NP (nurse practitioner) visit if the neurologist [...] - REader Question:
Modifier -50 Is the Way to Go for Bilateral H-Reflex
Question: When reporting H-reflex studies (95934) on both sides of the body, should I append [...] - Reader Question:
Don't Expect Payment if Patient Isn't Present
Question: Can we bill an office visit (99211-99215) for a consult with a family member [...] - Reader Question:
Check Your Digits Before Reporting Difficulty Walking
Question: I keep getting claims with 719.75 returned to me. What am I doing wrong?
Pennsylvania [...]
View All
