Ob-Gyn Coding Alert
G0180, G0181, and G0179 Are For Medicare Patients Only
Ob-Gyn Coding Alert
- CCI 19.0:
New Year Brought New CCI Bundles, Many Targeting New CPT® Codes
Pay attention to the modifier indicator to determine which ones you can override and which [...] - Diagnostic Tests:
Hone How You Report Hemoccult Tests With This Expert Advice
Why, who, and where work hand-in-hand to point you to the right code. If you [...] - News You Can Use:
Stop Wondering: Congress Freezes Medicare Pay at 2012 Rates
However, don’t assume your HPSA bonus will continue. As many practices are aware, medical offices [...] - ICD-10:
Learning The ICD-10 Equivalent to 256.31 Isn't Premature
Whether patient is symptomatic or asymptomatic makes all the difference. Menopause that occurs before the [...] - You Be the Coder:
G0180, G0181, and G0179 Are For Medicare Patients Only
Question: I have an ob-gyn that is filling out G0180, G0181, and G0179 on a [...] - Reader Question:
Surgical Complication Means Using This Modifier
Question:My ob-gyn had a weekend call. Patient had a laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy (58541) by a [...] - Reader Question:
Make Sure You Submit Medicare Forms with Modifier 22
Question: What modifier should we submit to Medicare for increased procedural services? As per the [...] - Reader Question:
Investigate Whether Flu Shot Has Preservatives
Question: What is the correct CPT® code for flu shots for pregnant patients between the [...] - Reader Question:
Episiotomy Not Immediately After Delivery? Watch Out for Denials
Question: Patient has perineal scarring after traumatic vaginal delivery repaired with perineoplasty. I have a [...] - Reader Question:
Use Unlisted Lap Code Even When Another Approach Is Available
Question: My ob-gyn performed a laparoscopic removal of abdominal ob cerclage. Should I report this [...]
