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I was reading the Federal register ([URL]https://public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2021-23972.pdf[/URL]) page 422 and it's only mentioning 85%... [ Read More ]
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No, billing/payment is based on who performs the substantive portion of the visit. So, 85% if the NPP performs the substantive portion... [ Read More ]
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Outpatient postop clinic visit - Would I just code Z48.89 encounter for other specified aftercare since this note doesn't state what the previous surgery was? Or since I had to check when the surgery ... [ Read More ]
I used Athena from 2016-2018 and I was hired to clean-up after Athena. They left a lot to be desired. The system is pretty, but it doesn't function as smoothly as I like. They make doing anything on t... [ Read More ]
You would just bill the OV. The Ambulance provider would code their claim with a QM and/or other destination modifiers.
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I don't have "proof" per say as a policy from any source, but I own a billing company and we use RT/LT modifiers all the time with our clients and we have no issues getting our claims processed. Was t... [ Read More ]
Medicare Advantage Plans Are Supposed to Follow The Two-Midnight Rule.
By David M. Glaser, Esq.
Original story posted on: February 4, 2019
Medicare Advantage: Learn Inside Tips t... [ Read More ]
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R93.4 is only deleted in the sense that it is now truncated - you need to go to the 5th (or even 6th) digit. It depends where the abnormal findings are:
R93.41 - for renal pelvis, ureter, or bladder
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