HCPCS Code for Deluxe frame V2025
HCPCS code V2025 for Deluxe frame as maintained by CMS falls under Spectacle Frames .
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- Reader Questions: Bill Patients Desiring Deluxe Frames the Difference - (Jan 23, 2023)
Question: What are the criteria to bill for deluxe frames with V2025 for a post-cataract patient? California Subscriber Answer: Medicare will cover a certain amount for up to one pair of eyeglasses or contact lenses for a patient who has undergone cataract [...]
- Compliance: Collect for Your Post-Cataract Contacts, Glasses Every Time - (Jul 19, 2021)
Hint: It’s important to know whether your patient has gotten free glasses following prior procedures. Although you may think ophthalmic exams and surgeries are the bread and butter of your practice — and of codes billed to Medicare in general [...]
- Reader Question: Charge Patient Difference for Deluxe Frames - (Mar 15, 2016)
Question: What are the criteria to bill for deluxe frames with V2025 for a post-cataract patient? New Jersey Subscriber Answer: Medicare will cover a certain amount for up to one pair of eyeglasses or contact lenses for a patient who has undergone [...]
- Reader Question: Require Patients to Shell Out for Special Frames - (Sep 26, 2009)
Question: I have a patient who wants to purchase a frame for $200. Medicare allows $74.06. How do I bill the remaining frame cost to the patient? Michigan Subscriber Answer: Medicare will cover glasses only for patients who have undergone [...]
- Reader Question: Require Patients to Shell Out for Special Frames - (Aug 09, 2009)
Question: I have a patient who wants to purchase a frame for $200. Medicare allows $74.06. How do I bill the remaining frame cost to the patient? Michigan Subscriber Answer: Medicare will cover glasses only for patients who have undergone [...]
- DME MACs Usually Won't Cover These - (Nov 03, 2008)
There are a few HCPCS codes that your DME MAC will never cover. Make sure that the Medicare beneficiary knows he is fully responsible for payment for "never covered" items, advises Maggie M. Mac, CMM, CPC, CPC-E/M, ICCE, consulting manager [...]
- DME MACs Usually Won't Cover These - (Oct 27, 2008)
There are a few HCPCS codes that your DME MAC will never cover. Make sure that the Medicare beneficiary knows he is fully responsible for payment for noncovered items. Have him sign an advance beneficiary notice (ABN) and keep it [...]
- CPT BASICS ~ Why You Should Dump the Status Quo for Contact Lens Reporting - (Jan 12, 2007)
Find out which service is often underpaid by carriers CPT 2006 altered the contact lens section -- here are the crucial changes that coders must know. CPT 2006 deleted 92330 (Prescription, fitting and supply of ocular prosthesis [artificial eye], with medical supervision [...]
- Dodge DMERC Denials With Crystal-Clear Refractive Lens Coding - (Feb 13, 2006)
Modifiers KX and EY are the keys to reimbursement--but don't forget GAWhen a patient comes to your office after cataract surgery, he's probably going to need refractive lenses. And if you want reimbursement, you-re going to need to unravel your [...]
- Dump the Status Quo for Contact Lens Reporting - (Jan 19, 2006)
Find out which service is often underpaid by carriers CPT has altered the contact lens section -- here are the crucial changes you must know. CPT 2006 deleted 92330 (Prescription, fitting and supply of ocular prosthesis [artificial eye], with medical supervision of [...]
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