Neurology & Pain Management Coding Alert
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Switch from 64483 to 0230T for Ultrasound Guidance
Published on Wed Apr 03, 2013
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Neurology & Pain Management Coding Alert
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4 Strategies Strengthen Your Modifier 25 Appeals
Hint: Keep focused on global period assignments. Facing repeat denials for modifier 25? You can [...] - You Be the Coder:
Submit 96105 for Every Hour of Service
Question: Our neurologist assessed a stroke patient for aphasia and reported ICD-9 code 438.11 (Aphasia). [...] - Reader Question:
Switch from 64483 to 0230T for Ultrasound Guidance
Question: The physician documented that he administered transforaminal epidurals to L4/L5 and L5/S1. Am I [...] - Reader Question:
Report Trigger Point Injections Per Session
Question: Medicare is denying us for trigger point code 20553 on the pretext that the [...] - Reader Question:
Avoid Prolonged Service with 95857
Question: Due to repeat testing in edrophonium testing for myasthenia gravis, our physician spent around [...] - Reader Question:
Watch Units and Bilateral with 64633, +64634
Question: One of our private payers is denying when we bill 64633 and +64634 (with [...] - Reader Question:
Include Add-On Codes for Multi-Level Kyphoplasty
Question: The pain management physician completed a 3-level kyphoplasty with cavity creation (levels T11, T12, [...] - Reader Question:
Code With 64450 for Saphenous Blocks
Question: The physician administered a sciatic nerve block to the thigh and a saphenous nerve [...]
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