Otolaryngology Coding Alert
Prepare Now for Esophagoscopy Code Changes in 2015
Otolaryngology Coding Alert
- CPT® 2015:
Prepare Now for Esophagoscopy Code Changes in 2015
Plus: Don’t miss the new codes for chronic care management services. The American Medical Association [...] - 2015 Coding Update:
Check Out Your New Alternatives to Modifier 59 in Certain Situations
Modifier 59 is still valid, but use the new modifiers instead when applicable. While you’re [...] - ICD-10:
Code for Adenoid Hypertrophy Will Have 1:1 Switch
Tip: Documentation of ‘enlargement of adenoids’ signals same condition. The adenoids are tonsil-like glands located [...] - Reader Question:
Still Turn to 31575-31578 for Distal-Chip Scope
Question: Our physician just purchased a flexible laryngoscopy that uses a distal-chip scope. How should we [...] - Reader Question:
Know When to Report G0268 Instead of 69210
Question: I was told that when 69210 became bilateral, G0268 was no longer in use. [...] - Reader Question:
Insurer Dictates Whether Post-op Complication Care Gets Paid
Question: I’m seeing more denials of claims for post-op complications that require hospitalization because of dehydration, [...] - Reader Question:
Don't Get Tripped by 31296/31276 Confusion
Question: Our otolaryngologist performed a balloon procedure in an ASC. I billed 31276, but the payer [...] - Reader Question:
Yes, You Can Normally File 95024 and 95027 Together
Question: One of our third party payers denied two types of allergy testing that we reported [...] - Reader Question:
Silver Nitrate Cauterization of Eardrum Perforation
Question: Is there a CPT® code we can use for cauterization with silver nitrate of a [...] - You Be the Coder:
Same Site, Multiple Keloid Excisions
Question:The otolaryngologist performed three keloid excisions (sizes 1.2, 1.12, and 0.8) from the patient’s right [...]
