Optometry Coding & Billing Alert
Here's How to Ensure That Your E/M Documentation Measures Up
Published on Mon Sep 01, 2008
Use these definitions to make sure your coding matches the level of service you provide
Note: To differentiate between different levels of service, see "Instructions for Selecting a Level of E/M Service" in the E/M codes' introduction in the CPT manual.
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