Otolaryngology Coding Alert
Statement of Ownership, Management, and Circulation
Published on Tue Oct 01, 2002
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Otolaryngology Coding Alert
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To use modifier -59 (Distinct procedural service), make sure the incident meets three key components [...] - Four Distinct Scenarios Shine Light on Modifier -59
Overuse of modifier -59 (Distinct procedural service) raises red flags and invites audits. But, knowing [...] - You Be the Coder:
Sleep Study
Test your coding knowledge. Determine how you would code this situation before looking at the [...] - News Brief:
Look Forward to Some Bundling Wins
CMS has decided to delete a long-standing edit of two audiometry codes. Since 1996, the [...] - ICD-9 for 2003:
No Need to Blink
Otolaryngologists don't need to spend much time learning new diagnoses codes for 2003. The new [...] - Reader Question:
Turbinates and Septoplasty
Question: Insurance companies are bundling inferior turbinate resection and lateralization of turbinate procedures (30140, 30930) [...] - Reader Question:
Professional Services
Question: What are the guidelines for reporting professional services? South Dakota Subscriber Answer: When an [...] - Reader Question:
Microscopy As a Separate Service
Question: Please verify the proper way to bill for CPT code 92504. I was unaware [...] - Reader Question:
Same-Day Consult and Procedure
Question: My otolaryngologist is asked by the patient's internist to see a patient who has [...] - Statement of Ownership, Management, and Circulation
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