CPT^® 99211, Under Established Patient

The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT^®) code 99211 as maintained by American Medical Association, is a medical procedural code under the range - Established Patient.

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An established patient presents for an office or other outpatient visit that may not require the presence of a physician or other qualified healthcare professional.

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99211 for foley removals?

[QUOTE="alp.jeffrey, post: 515319, member: 771807"] So, I was under the impression that the 99024 can only be billed when the provider sees the patient as post op. Am I wrong? But the foley removals ... [ Read More ]

E/M coding

[QUOTE="jbhuju, post: 515379, member: 461213"] i do have a question regarding this. what if provider select 99211? those are not billable under provider right? provider has to select atleast 99212 if ... [ Read More ]

E/M coding

i do have a question regarding this. what if provider select 99211? those are not billable under provider right? provider has to select atleast 99212 if i am not wrong? please help.... [ Read More ]

99211 for foley removals?

[QUOTE="Jessim929, post: 515201, member: 448908"] We do the 99211, or mostly a 99024 for foley removals. Injections we do the 96372 and some plans want to see the J1071 billed with it, so that goes ou... [ Read More ]

99211 for foley removals?

We do the 99211, or mostly a 99024 for foley removals. Injections we do the 96372 and some plans want to see the J1071 billed with it, so that goes out with a penny as the billed amount.... [ Read More ]

Diagnosis for suture removal from laceration

Thanks, that's what I thought, and I would bill 99211 for Medicare, but for commercial insurance this clinic uses S0630 for suture removal by a different provider. Another coder is disagreeing and sa... [ Read More ]

99211 for foley removals?

Does anyone use a 99211 for a foley removal if only the nurse sees the patient? What about injections like testosterone where the patient brings his own meds? We currently bill 96372 but I wondere... [ Read More ]

Specimen collection

[QUOTE="shruthi, post: 515086, member: 122649"] If the independent lab has billed for sample collection G2023 and its been denied as inclusive with test codes, then this denied claim cannot be rebille... [ Read More ]

Specimen collection

If the independent lab has billed for sample collection G2023 and its been denied as inclusive with test codes, then this denied claim cannot be rebilled under physician office with 99211. Please con... [ Read More ]

99211

[QUOTE="lgardner, post: 514829, member: 162927"] 99211 does not apply to a Nurse Practitioner's services. 99212 would be the minimum visit for an NP, too. [/QUOTE] Thank you! Now to get all the provid... [ Read More ]

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