Ob-Gyn Coding Alert
Does Your Pregnant Patient Have New Insurance? Here's What to Do
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Ob-Gyn Coding Alert
- Obstetrics:
Does Your Pregnant Patient Have New Insurance? Here's What to Do
Key: You should count the number of visits before proceeding. Open enrollment means that you [...] - Documentation:
Draw the Line between 'Brief' and 'Extended' HPI
Test your HPI know-how with these two scenarios. Your task: clean up your practice’s E/M [...] - Gynecology:
Keep Modifier 78 Handy for Your Vaginal Cuff Repair Claims
Ask, was this part of a staged procedure or another reason? To select the appropriate [...] - You Be the Coder:
Uterine Replacement Related to Delivery
Question: The patient delivered vaginally (59400) and then had a complication, which required a uterine [...] - Reader Question:
Here's Why To Consider Cautery Incidental
Question: My ob-gyn documented the following: “Patient had surgery for pelvic pain, evidence of hemoperitoneum, [...] - Reader Question:
High BP Reading May Affect Global Service
Question: We have a patient pregnant with twins whose BP readings at her second prenatal [...] - Reader Question:
Dig Into These Initial, Follow-Up Ultrasound Codes
Question: What is the CPT® code for initial anatomy ultrasound at 15 weeks gestation and [...] - Reader Question:
Avoid Reporting Mental Problem Diagnoses
Question: What is the difference between R68.82 and F52.0? New York Subscriber Answer: The difference [...] - Reader Question:
Check Out This Laparoscopic Removal With Hysteroscopy Scenario
Question: Please confirm if I can use CPT® 49329 for “laparoscopic removal of an intraabdominal [...] - Reader Question:
Learn How to Determine E/M Level
Question: We have a new patient who is deaf, and her family member came to [...] - Reader Question:
Apply Modifiers to Incomplete Abortion Scenario
Question: A patient came to the hospital with pelvic pressure and pain at 18 weeks. [...]
