Pediatric Coding Alert
Correction
Published on Tue Oct 01, 2002
Other Articles in this issue of
Pediatric Coding Alert
- A Weighty Situation:
What 99298 Means Now
The anticipated definition change for 99298 (Subsequent neonatal intensive care, per day, for the evaluation [...] - Clear the Way to Better Payment for Pre-Op Exams
When a pediatrician performs a preoperative examination, follow four tips to ethically reap the reimbursement [...] - You Be the Coder:
Serum Preparation and Administration
Test your coding knowledge. Determine how you would code this situation before looking at the [...] - CCI Update:
Version 8.3 Is Large but Not Alarming for Pediatricians
Although the latest version of the fourth-quarter Correct Coding Initiative (CCI) encompasses the largest number [...] - HCPCS Codes May Spell Relief for Undefined CPT Services
Although pediatricians aren't used to using HCPCS Codes , the level-two S codes offer potential [...] - Reader Question:
New Versus Established Patient
Question: Our doctors see newborns in the hospital. Subsequently, the infants are assigned to one [...] - Reader Question:
Contracting for After-Hours Visits
Question: In the September issue of Pediatric Coding Alert, you addressed billing after-hours at the [...] - Reader Question:
Adoption Clearance
Question: How should we bill for patients who are under foster care and are being [...] - Reader Question:
TB Test
Question: Should we bill immunization administration code 90782 in addition to skin test code - Statement of Ownership, Management, and Circulation
- Correction
View All
