Otolaryngology Coding Alert
Turbinate Surgery Decision Matrix
Published on Thu Aug 17, 2006
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If your head spins when your surgeon performs a turbinate surgery, you can alleviate your coding concerns by using this chart as your guide
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Otolaryngology Coding Alert
- Learn the Must-Know Principles of Turbinate Surgery Coding
Do you know an excision from a reduction? Your reimbursement depends on it Considering that [...] - Turbinate Surgery Decision Matrix
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Determine Your NPP Coding Know-How
Can a nonphysician request consults? The answer may surprise you You might think you-ve got [...] - Clarification:
You Can Report Consult if ENT Later Assumes Care
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Are Separate Notes Needed for E/M, Procedure?
Question: In our office, we usually use one note to describe a procedure and an [...] - Reader Questions:
Base Modifier 51 Necessity on Payer
Question: Do we need to append modifier 51 to our surgical claims on subsequent lines [...] - Reader Questions:
Don't Count on Botox Payment for Dysphagia
Question: Our otolaryngologist performed a botox injection in the hospital to treat a patient's dysphagia. [...] - Reader Questions:
Consider 31238 for Post-Op Hemorrhage
Question: Our surgeon treated a post-op hemorrhage for bleeding in the ethmoid cavity following a [...] - Reader Questions:
Carriers' Bilateral Rules May Differ for ASCs
Question: I read your ASC coding article last month with great interest and I have [...] - Reader Questions:
Include Prescription Writing in E/M
Question: I recently attended a seminar in which the presenter said we can bill a [...]
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