Part B Insider (Multispecialty) Coding Alert
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Published on Thu Jan 20, 2005
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Part B Insider (Multispecialty) Coding Alert
- STROKE CODING:
If The Doc Says 'Stroke,' You Can List 434.91
But double check whether the patient had a hemorrhage
Good news: A change in the 2005 [...] - INFUSION:
CPT 2006 May Clarify Infusion, Chemotherapy Questions
New CPT codes should replace problem-ridden G codes next year
If you're [...] - Make Docs Say TIA When They Mean TIA
If you don't encourage physicians to write the correct terminology in their records, you can [...] - PHYSICIAN PAYMENTS:
Lawmakers Finally Ready To Grapple With Looming Physician Pay Cuts
But are they willing to spend enough to prevent a 31-percent shortfall?
If you've been holding [...] - COPAYMENTS:
If You Waive Copays Too Much, You Could Be Waving A Red Flag
11 tips for avoiding indigent patient woes
With health care costs skyrocketing, demanding 20 percent of [...] - STEREOTACTIC NEUROSURGERY:
Confused About Gamma Knife Spine Surgery? Try New Category III Code
Bill for 0082T and 0083T on a per-day basis, not based on fractions
- Part B Coding Coach:
Master Infusion Codes G0345-G0350
But new CPT codes will replace G codes in 2006
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- PHYSICIAN NOTES:
Patients Regained Lost Ground In Medicare Physician Access Struggle
But patients may be getting used to long waits for treatment
Medicare patients lost the ability [...]
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