CPT^® 93227, Under Cardiovascular Monitoring Services

The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT^®) code 93227 as maintained by American Medical Association, is a medical procedural code under the range - Cardiovascular Monitoring Services.

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Summary

In this procedure, the provider reviews and interprets the data from an external electrocardiographic, or ECG recorder, worn by a patient for 48 hours to detect abnormal heart rates and rhythms. He reviews and interprets the electrocardiographic findings.

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holter monitor billing

I work for a multi-specialty clinic and we bill for our physicians who review and interpret the data provided by the recording. We bill 93227 and the place of service is where the patient was hooked u... [ Read More ]

Obs 99235 w/ Tele 93227

We billed Obs 99235 with Telemetry 93227. Modified 99235 w/ 25 and 93227 w/ 59. Mcare only paid for 93227. Any idea how this should have been billed?... [ Read More ]

Need help with cardiac monitor

Currently CMS does not have and LCD for JEB, but there is an article ID#A57476 for contractor Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance Corporation , but it discuses procedures you may use 93224-93227.... [ Read More ]

93227 and 93000 can they bill together?

I would like to know what modifier is used when you are billing these two codes? 59? We usually billed 93227, 93000 & 99214 but then we get this messange (1) CCI edit failed for CPT(R) codes 93227 ... [ Read More ]

modifier help

No modifier is required when billing 93000 with an E&M. It would be correct to place the modifier 25 on the E&M is the EKG was truly significant and separate service. Billing the 93000 indicates tha... [ Read More ]

modifier help

99204-25 93000 93225 93227 what modifier do i use with 93000 thanks... [ Read More ]

holter - billed separately

You should bill 93225 for the actual date of the hook up and 93227 on the date that it was interpreted and signed off on.... [ Read More ]

holter - billed separately

i am going to bill 93225 and 93227 they get the holter put on and then 2 days later he reads them do i use 93225 and then bill out 93227 or do i bill them out the same day thanks im not sure if they... [ Read More ]

93225 help! 93225 bills code holter monitors

Our cardiologist normally bills for 93225 and 93227 and Cardionet bills 93226, as I understand. We do not own the Holter monitors and I am being questioned as to whether we should be billing for 93225... [ Read More ]

Please help clarify holter codes

[b]technical service[/b] the company that supplies the analysis (reading/recording) report from the equipment to your physician will bill 93226. I Have heard some vendors have charged the physicians ... [ Read More ]

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