Hint: The standard written order (SWO) must include specific elements. In the recent webinar, “Lower Limb Orthosis,” Courtney Willis, part of the DME/A/B Outreach and Education team from the MAC Noridian, Courtney Willis, shared how podiatry practices can keep their [...]
Tip: The cast is billable if you are not coding fracture care. Whether you specialize in broken bones or you just apply casts occasionally, it’s important to know exactly when to report fracture care and when to just bill for [...]
Tip: The cast is billable if you are not coding fracture care. When school goes back into session, so does participation in outdoor sports — which means the likelihood of broken bones increases. If you want your cast and splint [...]
Tip: Remember you can always report supplies, if you meet one simple test. Football season is in full swing -- which means the likelihood of broken bones increases. Be sure you're ready to conquer cast and splint claims by keeping these [...]
Tip: Remember you can always report supplies, if you meet one simple test.Football season is in full swing -- which means the likelihood of broken bones increases. Be sure you're ready to conquer cast and splint claims by keeping these three [...]
Tip: Remember you can always report supplies, if you meet one simple test.When the weather turns warm, people head outdoors - which means the likelihood of broken bones increases. Be sure you're ready to conquer cast and splint claims by keeping [...]
Keep this handy list to distinguish between A, L, and Q code options.Although cast application coding can vary, you have one simple rule to remember for cast and splint supplies: they are always separately billable, assuming your physician incurred the [...]
