Ob-Gyn Coding Alert
Do Coders Need Liability Insurance
Published on Fri May 01, 1998
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Ob-Gyn Coding Alert
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Establishing medical necessity is the first and most essential step in third-party reimbursement. Think of [...] - Coding for Methotrexate for Treating Ectopic Pregnancies
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Everyone hopes to be paid for all services provided, and while delivering more than one [...] - Reader Questions:
Coding a Pregnancy When a Change of Insurance Carriers Has Occurred
Question: What do you code when a patient changes insurance carriers in the middle of [...] - Reader Questions:
Properly Coding a Follow-up Exam
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