Primary Care Coding Alert
Reader Question:
Start With V13.3 for Atypical Nevus Diagnosis
Published on Thu Apr 04, 2013
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Billing Same-Day Physician/NP Services
Question: Our nurse practitioner (NP) is working with our family physician in the same clinic. [...] - Reader Question:
Penalties Could Be Coming for Illegible Documentation
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Watch Details When Deciding Between Levels 4 and 5 E/M
Question: We have enough details for an encounter to reach these levels:
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No Incision Means No 10120 for Removal
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Look at 917.2 for Toe Blister
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Start With V13.3 for Atypical Nevus Diagnosis
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