Ob-Gyn Coding Alert
Draw the Line Between 787.01 And ICD-10-CM Code R11.2
Ob-Gyn Coding Alert
- Obstetrics:
Technique, Transection Method, and Delivery Unlock Your Tubal Ligation Codes
Ligations with cesarean deliveries may be an uphill battle -- here’s why. You can sort [...] - Gynecology:
Validate Your Vaginal Cuff Repair Code By Asking One Question
Keep modifier 78 handy — you may need it. To select the appropriate code for [...] - Bilateral Billing:
Overcome Modifier 50 vs. LT/RT Confusion By Researching Payer Policy
Varied policies aren’t just limited to private payers. There are many procedures that your ob-gyn [...] - ICD-10:
Draw the Line Between 787.01 And ICD-10-CM Code R11.2
If you think even nausea gets more specific in October 2015, you’d be right. When [...] - Reader Question:
Skip 99000 for In-Office UAs
Question: If we do a urinalysis (UA) dipstick test in the office lab and find [...] - Reader Question:
Avoid Denial of E/M With Flu Vaccine Administration
Question: I have been reporting flu vaccine with E/M visits and other in-office procedures. I have [...] - Reader Question:
Can You Add a Robotic Surgery Surcharge? Find Out
Question: I know that very few payers reimburse at all for S2900 (Surgical techniques requiring use [...] - Reader Question:
Pinpoint Your Pregnancy Spotting Diagnosis
Question: What is the diagnosis code for spotting when a patient is 17 weeks pregnant? Codify [...] - You Be the Coder:
Apply Modifiers to This Incomplete Abortion Scenario
Question: A patient came to the hospital with pelvic pressure and pain at 18 weeks. The [...]
