CPT^® 95907, Under Nerve Conduction Tests

The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT^®) code 95907 as maintained by American Medical Association, is a medical procedural code under the range - Nerve Conduction Tests.

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In this procedure, the provider performs one or two nerve conduction studies, a diagnostic test that measures the speed of conduction of an electrical impulse through a peripheral nerve to determine the site of nerve damage and destruction that impairs function.

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Nerve conduction studies during pedicle screw placment

I work for an Intraoperative Neuromonitoring company. United Healthcare is denying 95886 when billed with 95907-95913 stating there is a more appropriate CPT when this is done during/for pedicle scre... [ Read More ]

Ionm

[QUOTE="CBrooks18, post: 435319, member: 505119"] 95941 is the reader code for anyone under the age of 65. If you are billing for anyone over the age of 65 or disabled and has Medicare replacement po... [ Read More ]

NERVE CONDUCTION STUDIIES DENYING FOR MISSING INCLOMPLETE MODIFIER WITH BCBSKS

I think the only time I use a modifier on EMG/NCV is this: Use modifier 59 on the limited EMG (95885, less than 5 muscles), if a complete EMG is done on another limb (95886, more than 5 muscles). Are... [ Read More ]

NERVE CONDUCTION STUDIIES DENYING FOR MISSING INCLOMPLETE MODIFIER WITH BCBSKS

Anyone else having trouble getting Codes 95907-95912 and 95885-95887? denying for missing incomplete modifier. Provider own his equipment so I know it doesn't need TC/26 modifiers. Laterality mods do ... [ Read More ]

pf-NCS documentation

In multiple NY no fault arbitrations, the relative value of CPT code 95904 has been accepted as a suitable comparison code to be used per extremity. In the coding reviews that I do, I prefer to use t... [ Read More ]

Ncs nerve conduction studies - comparisons

Per CPT® Assistant. [SIZE=4]December 2017; Volume 27: Issue 12 Medicine: Neurology and Neuromuscular Procedures[/SIZE] [INDENT]Question: How should an ulnar motor nerve conduction study with recordi... [ Read More ]

95886 Stand Alone

[QUOTE="cmleinenbach, post: 469071, member: 506298"] My Provider only billed for the 95886 (needle EMG) without the primary code because provider did not do a study (95907 through 95913). This was den... [ Read More ]

95886 Stand Alone

My Provider only billed for the 95886 (needle EMG) without the primary code because provider did not do a study (95907 through 95913). This was denied by insurance and I need to know how to resubmit (... [ Read More ]

nerve conduction studies

I am getting a lot of denials for medical necessity on Nerve Conduction studies 95907 - 95913 and I was wanting to know if anyone else has had an issue with this and how you resolved the issue. I hav... [ Read More ]

Emg/ncs help!

[b]Is F-Wave Counted Separately?[/b] The F-Wave is counted as part of the Nerve Conduction Studies and is not to be counted separately. On page 200, column 2 in the 2019 CPT Manual it notes "That for... [ Read More ]

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