Find out if batching requirements are too strict. On Dec. 23, 2022, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued an amendment to the calendar year (CY) 2023 fee guidance for the Federal independent dispute resolution (IDR) process of [...]
Question: Our dermatologist recently removed ten lesions of verucca vulgaris from the buccal sulcus of a patient. He used a laser to destroy the lesions. Should I use 17110, or should I report the excision code 40810 to report the procedure [...]
Question: Our dermatologist recently removed ten lesions of verucca vulgaris from the buccal sulcus of a patient. He used a laser to destroy the lesions. Should I use 17110, or should I report the excision code 40810 to report the procedure [...]
Question: Our physician recently removed ten lesions of verruca vulgaris from the buccal sulcus of a patient. He used a laser to destroy the lesions. Should I use 17110, or should I file with excision code 40810 to report the procedure [...]
Question: Our dermatologist recently removed 10 lesions of verucca vulgaris from the buccal sulcus of a patient. He used a laser to destroy the lesions. Should I use 17110, or should I report the excision code 40810 to report the procedure performed? [...]
Question: Our Internal medicine physician recently removed ten lesions of verucca vulgaris from the buccal sulcus of a patient. He used a laser to destroy the lesions. Should I use 17110 or should I report the excision code 40810 to report [...]
Question: Our FP recently removed ten lesions of verucca vulgaris from the buccal sulcus of a patient. He used a laser to destroy the lesions. Should I use 17110, or should I report the excision code 40810 to report the procedure [...]
Question: The physician used a laser to remove five lesions of verruca vulgaris on a patient. All lesions were buccal sulcus or membrane. Should I use 17110? Or is 40810 x 5 a better option? California Subscriber Answer: Stick with [...]
Question: Our surgeon diagnosed a patient with a verruca formation on the right middle finger, dorsal PIP level, and a smaller nodule formation with a possible verruca to the dorsal right middle finger. He documented excising a large verruca to the [...]
Question: Our surgeon diagnosed a patient with a verruca formation on the right middle finger, dorsal PIP level, and a smaller nodule formation with a possible verruca to the dorsal right middle finger. He documented excising a large verruca to [...]
