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ICD-10-CM Code for Aniseikonia H52.32

ICD-10 code H52.32 for Aniseikonia is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range - Diseases of the eye and adnexa .

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medical vs. routine eye visit
[QUOTE="ENostrant11, post: 510648, member: 742458"] Question on this topic.. I have a patient that was seen for an office visit (99215) and several other test (92136, 92025, 92134). My question is, t... [ Read More ]
medical vs. routine eye visit
Question on this topic.. I have a patient that was seen for an office visit (99215) and several other test (92136, 92025, 92134). My question is, the provider has noted that for the 92025 the dx code... [ Read More ]
Billing Refraction with Exam
Hello, In our office we split vision and exam codes 99214 or 92014 (etc.) and bill the refraction 92015 for (H52.4 Presbyopia) separate. I was told this was done because it had caused problems with ... [ Read More ]
New to Optometry coding and billing. Help!
The Dr. put down, 92004, 92225, 92015. is this correct? what tests can be done to code a 92225? Chief Complaints: 1. LS: Low Vision. HPI: History: Eye Diagnosis _ presbyopia ... [ Read More ]
Question about Coordination of Benefits between Medical and Vision Insurances
[b]Vision Secondary[/b] I can only tell you what VSP here does. We submit our secondary claims online through their website. The have told us to tie the vision code to both exam and refraction but wh... [ Read More ]
H52.4 as a primary dx for routine vision exams?
Dr Cheezum, Thanks very much for the reply. Its an odd question, of course, because you are right. Medicare will not pay for refractive services. Commercial plans though, offering Medicare Advanta... [ Read More ]
H52.4 as a primary dx for routine vision exams?
Hi There, Our office got an unusual response from a Medicare Advantage insurer when we billed 92014 for an established patient and a 92015 (refraction) with diagnosis codes linked in the following or... [ Read More ]
Billing for post op DME glasses and diagnosis requirements.
I have been thrown into a new position where I am filing the DME post op glasses claim. I can not get to any link or information on the required diagnosis codes that are covered. When we receive a ref... [ Read More ]
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