Pediatric Coding Alert
Find the Fast Facts You Need On Menactra Coding
Published on Tue Jun 21, 2005
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Challenge 99431-Consult Bundle
Question: Pediatrician A performs a newborn exam in the hospital and bills 99431. Later on [...] - Reader Questions:
Report Each Twin's Services
Question: How should I code subsequent hospital care of normal newborn twins whom an ob-gyn [...] - Reader Questions:
Use Unlisted Code for Second Observation Day
Question: I've heard that I can bill the "middle" day of observation as an outpatient [...] - Reader Questions:
All Staff Can Perform History Element
Question: My coworker thinks a pediatrician must take a patient's history. But I think a [...] - Reader Questions:
Re-Examine Critical Care-Test Denial Claims
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Go to AAP Web Site for Menactra Letter
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