Malignant neoplasm of other and ill-defined sites (195)
ICD-9 code 195 for Malignant neoplasm of other and ill-defined sites is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range -MALIGNANT NEOPLASM OF OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED SITES (190-199).
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I am looking for some suggestions on a situation that we came across this week. Our transition into eCW was rocky and now under new management, we are trying to clean everything up. Long story short, ... [ Read More ]
[QUOTE="Weberr, post: 419401, member: 254699"]Has anyone successfully reported PQRS measure 195? My question concerns acceptable documentation for "no hemodynamically significant stenosis.?" Does it ... [ Read More ]
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per CPT book 99291 x1 is for minutes 30-74. There is a handy chart in the CPT book that converts minutes into codes and units. Its sort of based on the time rule. You must get to 50% of the time speci... [ Read More ]
I know a member traveling from India who is interested in sharing a room at Healthcon 2016. Shared rooms with two people are $100 per person per night instead of $195. Is there anyone interested in ... [ Read More ]
:eek: I was thinking about doing the CCO version as well. It could be worse through going through AAPC its $195 for each module. That's a lot more to pay for something with errors.
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195.1 is a primary malignant neoplasm code. This is a metastases so you should not use the primary codes. Mets are coded using the secondary malignant neoplasm codes.
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Patient has had a mastectomy due to cancer (ER +) and the treatment is now for the chest wall and axillary lymph nodes. What is the proper DX code.
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