Ob-Gyn Coding Alert
New Codes for Ob Ultrasounds
Published on Sat Mar 01, 2003
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- Anatomy Is the Key to Breaking Down the Five New Ultrasound Codes
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Although Medicare has cracked down on what it calls the improper use of modifier -22 [...] - You Will Need Extra Documentation with Modifier -22
Because most carriers require fairly detailed documentation when filing a claim with modifier -22 (Unusual [...] - New NPP Rules Affect Inpatient E/M Billing
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Fetus Screening
Test your coding knowledge. Determine how you would code this situation before looking at the [...] - Reader Question:
Report D&C and Diagnostic Laparoscopy Separately
Question: Our ob-gyn performed a diagnostic laparoscopy and dilation and curettage (D&C). He documented that [...] - Reader Question:
Unlisted-Procedure Code May Be Only Choice
Question: Two weeks after undergoing a vaginal hysterectomy, a patient presented with heavy vaginal bleeding. [...] - Reader Question:
Dont Use Modifier with 59430
Question: When reporting 59430, should I attach modifier -55? One insurance carrier reduces our fee [...] - Reader Question:
Still Report Supply If Injection Stopped
Question: A patient came in for an injection. The nurse drew the medication and was [...] - Reader Question:
Separate Birth Control from Postpartum Care
Question: During a postpartum visit, the patient wants the physician to insert an intrauterine device [...] - Correction
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