Other congenital anomaly of upper alimentary tract (750)
ICD-9 code 750 for Other congenital anomaly of upper alimentary tract is a medical classification as listed by WHO under the range -CONGENITAL ANOMALIES (740-759).
Subscribe to Codify by AAPC and get the code details in a flash.
View the ICD-9 code's corresponding Diagnosis Related Groups (DRGs). In a click, verify the DRG, its IPPS allowable, length of stay, and more. Protect your facility's payments by subscribing to DRG Coder.
I am in search of a compliance hotline vendor for a growing medical group. The number of employees is in the range of 750-1,250. Any recommendations?... [ Read More ]
[QUOTE="AKeys89, post: 500061, member: 425590"]
Hello,
I am studying for the CPMA Exam and am taking the Practice Exam. I got the question wrong and the rationale doesn't explain why this is not the a... [ Read More ]
[QUOTE="Ayau, post: 489605, member: 86205"]
You can bill Medicare the G-code if your office is purchasing the spravato. G2083-greater than 56 mg esketamine nasal self-administration, includes 2 hours ... [ Read More ]
[QUOTE="SharonCollachi, post: 500067, member: 654943"]
If he ordered and used 750 mg, and there was 50mg of wastage, then there was an 800 mg single dose vial. If he used a multi-dose vial, there wou... [ Read More ]
If he ordered and used 750 mg, and there was 50mg of wastage, then there was an 800 mg single dose vial. If he used a multi-dose vial, there would be no wastage.... [ Read More ]
Hello,
I am studying for the CPMA Exam and am taking the Practice Exam. I got the question wrong and the rationale doesn't explain why this is not the answer. A provider ordered 750 mg and administere... [ Read More ]
Patient presented for emergency lap appendectomy and surgery was completed with no complications. However, post-op patient started declining, hypotensvie and tachycardic. MRI of abdomen revealed massi... [ Read More ]
[QUOTE="mkgriffin6862, post: 487334, member: 566701"]
We are billing Medicare and Medicaid. The Spravato guy did not know what he was talking about then. We were told no G-codes and to use our usual 9... [ Read More ]
[QUOTE="SharonCollachi, post: 484594, member: 654943"]
MUE is not "unit of measure", it is "medically unlikely edits". Which means, it is not medically likely that a patient would receive what you ga... [ Read More ]
MUE is not "unit of measure", it is "medically unlikely edits". Which means, it is not medically likely that a patient would receive what you gave them, in that many units, or that often. Now, that ... [ Read More ]
Don’t forget to pay attention to 2025 HCPCS deletions and revisions. Coding infusions is perhaps the most difficult part of an oncologist coder’s job. But the best way to improve is to practice. That’s why we’ve put together this infusion [...]
Hint: You must know if the patient also has angina pectoris or not. Coding for atherosclerosis can be complicated. ICD-10-CM offers many different codes to choose from, and you must know specific details such as which artery is affected, what [...]
Hint: You must know if the patient also has angina pectoris or not. Coding for atherosclerosis can be complicated. ICD-10-CM offers many different codes to choose from, and you must know specific details such as which artery is affected, what [...]
Latest report has a new look and offers insight into the agency’s top targets. Since 2022, the HHS Office of Inspector General (OIG) has issued 30 reports that target Medicare Advantage compliance, nine specifically in the last year. And a [...]
Latest report has a new look and offers insight into the agency’s top targets. Since 2022, the HHS Office of Inspector General (OIG) has issued 30 reports that target Medicare Advantage compliance, nine specifically in the last year. And a [...]
Post-COVID fallout continues to be a problem. If you need a reminder of why your practice may be seeing unprecedented scrutiny, look no further than the HHS Office of Inspector General’s (OIG’s) latest enforcement opus. Background: In the OIG’s Semiannual [...]
Patients can receive life-saving treatment in minutes. On Jan. 2, 2023, the world watched as Damar Hamlin experienced an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) on the football field on national television. Medical personnel leapt into action performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and [...]
Report 92943 and +92944 for chronic total occlusion. In the session “Cardiovascular Pathophysiology Diagnostics and Therapeutic Procedures” during Regional HEALTHCON 2022, speaker Tyler Griffeth, CPC, CPRC, coding consultant at Intermountain Healthcare, discussed many types of cardiovascular diseases and treatment options. [...]
Some recent Civil Money Penalty cases underscore why it’s important to check employees against the excluded individuals list. After it self-disclosed conduct to the HHS Office of Inspector General, the Harney County Health District in Oregon agreed to pay $10,000 [...]
Acquisition pace continues to be lively. Private equity-backed deals involving hospices continue to proliferate across the country. While predictions that the hospice mergers and acquisitions market will slow down this year abound, the year started off with a bang with [...]
Increase Diagnoses Coding Compliance with Medicare Transmittal and Manuals directives right at code level.