Neurology & Pain Management Coding Alert
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ICD-10 is More Specific for Fibromyalgia
Published on Thu Mar 29, 2012
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Neurology & Pain Management Coding Alert
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Do not forget that your clinician may perform the block to diagnose occipital nerve pathology [...] - Auditing:
Check Your Injection and Bilateral Claims Before RACS Catch Up
Plus: Contractors are also auditing place of service, bilateral services, and consolidated billing.Your practice may [...] - Billing Strategies:
3 Steps Smooth Your Success With Out of Network Payers
Be honest with your patients to ensure a smooth transition.More and more providers are questioning [...] - You Be the Coder:
Code for Both NCV and EMG When Done On Same Day
Question: How do we report when our physician performs two motor NCV and no F [...] - Reader Question:
You May Bill 95900 and 95903 Together
Question: Can we bill 95900 and 95903 together for a patient when our physician does [...] - Reader Question:
ICD-10 is More Specific for Fibromyalgia
Question: Is there a specific code for fibromyalgia?Ohio SubscriberAnswer: You may best report fibromyalgia as [...] - Reader Question:
Prolonged E/M is no Longer Restrictive to Physician Services
Question: How can we report prolonged face-to-face E/M services provided by our physician in 2012 [...]
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