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Otolaryngology Coding Alert
2004 Newsletter
Your Clip-and-Save Tool: Get Claims Paid Promptly With the Right CPT 2005 Code
Otolaryngology Coding Alert
Your Clip-and-Save Tool:
Get Claims Paid Promptly With the Right CPT 2005 Code
Published on Wed Nov 03, 2004
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Otolaryngology Coding Alert
CPT 2005:
These 3 New Codes Help You Avoid Unlisted-Procedure Filing Hassles
You can replace 31599 and 92700 with 31545-31546
Two new codes for laryngoscopy procedures and one [...]
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You Be the Coder:
Should You Separately Report Restitching?
Question: To remove two facial lesions, including one that requires a flap, an otolaryngologist performs [...]
How to Capture Separate-Site E/M Services
Look to admission date when coding outpatient-to-inpatient encounters
You won't miscode encounters in which a visit [...]
Are You Making This Common Duel-E/M Coding Mistake?
3 scenarios test your outpatient originating admissions skills
You can rest assured that you're not double-dipping [...]
Reader Question:
Code Medically Necessary Monitoring
Question: An otolaryngologist performs unilateral thyroid surgery with laryngeal nerve monitoring using a special endotracheal [...]
Reader Question:
Report Supracricoid Laryngectomy as Supraglottic
Question: How should I code supracricoid laryngectomy? Would you give an example or guideline explaining [...]
Reader Question:
How to Code an E/M With Scope, Mueller Test
Question: An otolaryngologist sees a patient for an initial consultation in which he reviews sleep [...]
Reader Question:
Look to Modification When Choosing Lymph Removal Code
Question: My otolaryngologist performs a selective neck dissection of levels 1-3. How should I bill [...]
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