CPT^® 95937, Under Evoked Potentials and Reflex Testing Procedures

The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT^®) code 95937 as maintained by American Medical Association, is a medical procedural code under the range - Evoked Potentials and Reflex Testing Procedures.

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The provider performs neuromuscular junction testing by repetitive stimulation of a nerve supplying a muscle to diagnose a patient with a known or suspected disorder of the neuromuscular junction.

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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 ]

Regarding Billing.

For RNS (repetitive nerve stimulation) 95937 procedure supports with medical necessity along which ICD 10 code? Because, this procedure is getting denied for not supporting with the diagnosis code. Ex... [ Read More ]

IONM Coding Denials

Hi there! I am hoping to find someone familiar with IONM coding denials..... We are frequently encountering denials with 95941, 94940, 95937 (stating it is bundled) with UHC, BCBS, etc Tried changi... [ 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 ]

VNS coding for 2019

Hello, I am new to EMG coding. I am struggling with Nerve conduction studies counting. My problem is with F-waves - I have physicians coming back stating they should be counted as a separate study. ... [ Read More ]

Intraoperative neurophysiology monitoring with Electrocorticogram 95940 + 95829

95940 is an add-on code that requires one of the parent codes to be also reported: [INDENT]This code can be reported with code(s): 92585, 95822, 95860, 95861, 95863, 95864, 95865, 95866, 95867, 95868,... [ Read More ]

Ionm

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 policy, use G0453 for reader code. 95937 is the tra... [ Read More ]

Modifiers 59 and XS

When billing codes 95861-26, 95937-26 on the same claim, can you bill with modifiers 59 and/or XS if in the same organ?... [ Read More ]

Billing 95937 for TO4

[b]To4[/b] Feb 2016 CPT Assistant Q&A: Question: Is it appropriate to report CPT code 95937, Neuromuscular junction testing (repetitive stimulation, paired stimuli), each nerve, any 1 method, for tra... [ Read More ]

Billing 95937 for TO4

[b]95937 should not be used for TOF[/b] We do not code for TOF because there is no separate code for it. Some notes I have regarding TOF are: Train of Four Testing does not fit the criteria set b... [ Read More ]

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