CPT^® 85007, Under Hematology and Coagulation Procedures

The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT^®) code 85007 as maintained by American Medical Association, is a medical procedural code under the range - Hematology and Coagulation Procedures.

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The lab analyst performs a technical lab test on stained blood smears to microscopically examine and manually count and differentiate white blood cells, or WBCs, also called leukocytes. The microscopic examination and manual differential can help distinguish bacterial from viral infections or reveal blood disorders, such as leukemia.

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NCCI Edits for mutally exclusive procedures

[b]Billing of mutually exclusive codes[/b] Hi, I too have similar doubt as above scenario. So to bill 17000 and 17261 we need to check malignant and pre-malignant condition. Can you please explain m... [ Read More ]

lab question

[QUOTE="sbetts, post: 352154, member: 47492"]I don't see forum specific to lab so I'm posting here. Our lab does a CBC w/ automated diff WBC (85025) however if something potentially abnormal is seen ... [ Read More ]

lab question

I don't see forum specific to lab so I'm posting here. Our lab does a CBC w/ automated diff WBC (85025) however if something potentially abnormal is seen they also do a manual diff (85007). I'm wond... [ Read More ]

consolidation question

[SIZE="2"]80055 ? OBSTETRICS PANEL[/SIZE] [SIZE="1"]CPT? 80055: OBSTETRIC PANEL THIS PANEL MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: BLOOD COUNT, COMPLETE (CBC), AUTOMATED AND AUTOMATED DIFFERENTIAL WBC COUNT (850... [ Read More ]

Brand New Family Practice Coder

[b]Medicare Fee Schedule...[/b] 36415 This code may be used for routine venipuncture process. Some payers cover a separate blood collection fee, and some don't, so you'll need to check with individu... [ Read More ]

80050 - General Health Panel

Hello forum, If I have 80053, 85025, and 84443 to bill, then can I bill out just 80050? [U][B]General health panel [/B][/U] This panel must include the following: Comprehensive metabolic panel (8... [ Read More ]

80050 - medical necessity

[b]80050[/b] Per CPT: 80050 General Health Panel - Tests in this panel should be billed individually as the components of the panel may vary. Must include 80053 and 84443, 85025 or 85027 and 85004; o... [ Read More ]

Lab panel billing

CBC (85025)and comprehensive metabolic panel (80053) is ordered. 80050 is billed because both are included in this panel; however, the laboratory performs the CBC with diff and then needs to do a man... [ Read More ]

General Health Panel

[b]80050[/b] 80050 includes 80053, 85025, and 84443. If all three are performed then you would bill a 80050 if one or more is missing then you would bill only what was performed. There are a couple ... [ Read More ]

85025 and 85007

[b]85027/85007[/b] Hi Lynne, Correct coding for this is that when a manual diff is done (85007) change the CBC with auto diff (85025) to (85027) CBC -without auto diff.... [ Read More ]

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