Look for comprehensive payment information for each service. Last month we looked at two ways your practice can bring in more income to upgrade office equipment, adjust care programs, and improve patient outcomes. This month we explore two more revenue-increasing [...]
Use these codes beginning Oct. 1. There are myriad new codes for you to incorporate into your general surgery practice in the 2020 ICD-10-CM update. Use this expert advice to better understand the top codes you need to know as [...]
Start using new and revised codes Oct. 1, 2019. From history of cancer to cardiovascular diagnoses, you’ll find plenty for your general surgery practice to master in the 2020 ICD-10-CM update. Let our experts guide you through the top codes [...]
See the huge variety of new codes that’s in store for you. On the surface, 2020 is presenting as a somewhat tame year in terms of new, revised, and deleted ICD-10-CM code standards. However, a more in-depth glimpse into the [...]
No specialty is safe when it comes to ICD-10-CM 2020. The 2020 edition of ICD-10-CM is just around the way. As summer rolls around, you’ve become accustomed to getting an in-depth glimpse at the most important changes, and this year’s [...]
New diagnosis codes could be effective Oct. 1, if approved If you've got high hopes that you'll have a lot of new ICD-9 codes to use starting this fall, CMS may deliver, with a proposal to debut over 300 new [...]
New diagnosis codes could be effective Oct. 1, if approvedIf you-ve got high hopes that you-ll have a lot of new ICD-9 codes to use starting this fall, CMS may deliver, with a proposal to debut over 300 new diagnosis [...]
Question: Is there an ICD-9 code that describes a transmetatarsal amputation due to a crush injury? Florida Subscriber Answer: You should report the appropriate amputation code (896.0-896.3) as your primary diagnosis, with either 928.3 (Crushing injury of lower limb; toe[s]) or [...]
Question: Is there an ICD-9 code that describes a transmetatarsal amputation due to a crush injury?Florida SubscriberAnswer: You should report the appropriate amputation code (896.0-896.3) as your primary diagnosis, with either 928.3 (Crushing injury of lower limb; toe[s]) or 928.20 [...]
