Ob-Gyn Coding Alert
You Be the Coder:
Find Your Lap Closure of Enterocele Solution Here
Published on Mon Aug 08, 2011
Question: Kentucky Subscriber Answer: Keep in mind:
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Ob-Gyn Coding Alert
- Lysis of Adhesions:
5 Scenarios Test Your Adhesiolysis Coding Knowledge
Key: Your ob-gyn's documentation must emphasize the unusual difficulty. Last month, Codify's Ob-Gyn Specialty Corner [...] - Set Aside 10 CPT® Codes to Report Adhesiolysis
Although ob-gyns generally deal with lysis of adhesions in only four sites, CPT® provides ten [...] - Ultrasounds:
Multiple Ob Ultrasounds? Get the Pay You Deserve
Pay attention to this 'separate report' advice. If you're providing more than one ultrasound per [...] - You Be the Coder:
Find Your Lap Closure of Enterocele Solution Here
Question: What code should I report for a laparoscopic closure of enterocele?Kentucky SubscriberAnswer: You should [...] - Reader Question:
649.53, 649.63: Focus On Why The Ob-gyn Did the U/S
Question: My ob-gyn did an ultrasound for an indication of "size less than dates." Should [...] - Reader Question:
Resubmit This Claim With Modifier 25
Question:My ob-gyn performed the work described by 76817-26 and99243. However, we received a denial for [...] - Reader Question:
Schedule WWE and E/M Visit on Separate Days
Question:We quite often bill a well woman and sick visit on the same day if [...] - Reader Question:
Watch Out: Delivering MD Should Never Report 59300
Question: My ob-gyn delivers patient vaginally and does an episiotomy repair in the room. Afterward, [...] - In the Workplace:
Open Physician-Coder Communication Does the Trick
Be aggressive with your procedure/diagnosis queries for the sake of clarity.In diagnosis coding, transforming medical [...] - ICD-10:
Shift 078.11 to A63.0 in October 2013
Here is how you'll find A63.0 in the Alphabetic Index.If you repeatedly report condyloma acuminatum [...]
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