CPT^® 94002, Under Ventilator Management

The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT^®) code 94002 as maintained by American Medical Association, is a medical procedural code under the range - Ventilator Management.

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Use this code for the initial setting of ventilator parameters for a patient who cannot breathe on his own. The service is performed for a hospital inpatient or observation patient, first day of treatment.

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Duration Of Mechanical Vent for ICD10-PCS

Hi. Can the counting of duration of mechanical ventilation be applied also on CPT coding? 94002-94003? These codes greatly affects the IR-DRG change. Like for example - patient was on ventilation for ... [ Read More ]

Mechanical Ventilation with CPT 94002-94003 reporting

Hi. Would appreciate if anyone can share the correct coding as per guidelines for mechanical ventilation codes 94002-94003. Scenario: Patient was being transferred from hospital A to B. Date of admis... [ Read More ]

Chronic Vent Management? Physician Fee? chronic physician billing ventilation

If the patient arrives with a current chronic vent, can the hospitalist bill for 94002 vent management, initial day? We can find information it cannot be billed with an E/M, but for the initial day, d... [ Read More ]

Critical Care Time/Code

Yes, you would bill the initial for the first day and for the second day. You didn't ask, but I'll throw this in: Patient location is not indicative of critical care services. If the doctor was a... [ Read More ]

anesthesia machine used as ventilator

Part of our hospital (and many others) CoVid-19 contingency plan is calling for anesthesia providers to use anesthesia machines as ventilators should that become necessary. This would require 24/7 mon... [ Read More ]

vent

E/M 99291 lists the items that are bundled for Pro Fees, 94002 is one of those items. 99291 clearly states that facilities can unbundle and charge each item separately as a technical charge. With tha... [ Read More ]

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Hi, Wow this was a tough one. I too feel like it should be easy; just like a ventilator CPT (i.e. 94002) after intubation, shouldn't there be a code for the programming and monitoring of the temporary... [ Read More ]

94002 coding query

[QUOTE="accesspratibha, post: 440024, member: 458523"]A member with status epilepticus was intubated (ETT) and put on mechanical ventilation. He was then transferred to another facility after 5 days f... [ Read More ]

Ventilation Billing

[b]94002 CODING by multiple facilities[/b] A member with status epilepticus was intubated (ETT) and put on mechanical ventilation. He was then transferred to another facility after 5 days for further... [ Read More ]

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