In this add–on service, the provider applies a skin cell suspension autograft (SCSA) on the trunk, arms, or legs. This code applies to each additional 480 sq cm or part thereof after the first 480 sq cm.
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Watch your modifiers for correct accountability – and don’t forget GC. It’s not uncommon for several anesthesia professionals to be involved in a patient’s care, especially when cases are complicated or when an anesthesiologist routinely medically directs or medically supervises [...]
Question: Our surgeon sometimes has a resident assist in surgery at a teaching hospital. Should we use modifier GC with the surgical code, or is that modifier only for E/M services? Georgia Subscriber Answer: Modifier GC (This service has been [...]
Question: When a resident assists a physician in a teaching hospital, do we need to add modifier GC to the procedure code for surgery or is that a modifier for E/M codes only? Florida Subscriber Answer: Yes, you should append modifier GC [...]
Question: When a resident assists a physician in a teaching hospital, do we need to add modifier GC to the procedure code for surgery or is that a modifier for E/M codes only? Florida Subscriber Answer: Yes, you should append modifier GC [...]
Question: When a resident assists our surgeon in a teaching hospital, do we need to add modifier GC to the procedure code for surgery or is that a modifier for E/M codes only? Florida Subscriber Answer: Yes, you should append modifier GC [...]
Question: When a resident assists a surgeon in a teaching hospital, do we need to add modifier GC to the procedure code for surgery or is that a modifier for E/M codes only? Florida Subscriber Answer: Yes, you should append modifier GC [...]
Question: A physician in our group recently started supervising a resident’s services during his inpatient rounds. How can I best report evaluation and management services provided by a teaching physician? Answer: Your physician can get paid for E/M services and minor surgeries [...]
Question: A physician in our group recently started supervising a resident’s services during his inpatient rounds. How can I best report evaluation and management services provided by a teaching physician? Answer: Your physician can get paid for E/M services and minor surgeries [...]
Question: A physician in our ED recently started supervising a resident’s services. How can I best report evaluation and management services provided by a teaching physician? Tennessee Subscriber Answer: Your ED physician can get paid for E/M services and minor surgeries [...]
