• 1 Extra Service Evaluation: You Can Get Paid for Wake-up Tests -- Sometimes

• 2 Definition Corner: What Is a Wake-up Test?

• 3 Medication Watchpoint: Check High-Risk Meds to Help Your Nonstandard Claims

• 4 Reimbursement Update: Medicare Fees Will Remain at 2005 Amounts

• 5 Therapy Focus: Botulinum Coding Is More Than Skin Deep

• 6 TOS Tip: Get Up to Speed With Ins and Outs of Specialty Designations

• 7 Reader Questions: Single Diagnosis Usually Fills the Bill

• 8 Reader Questions: Subsequent Code Applies to No-Go Surgery

• 9 Reader Questions: Verify Emergency Care Before Filing as Such

• 10 Reader Questions: EKG Readings Can Be Legitimate Charges

• 11 Reader Questions: 2-Day Cases Might Need 2-Line Claims

• 12 Reader Questions: Add 99100 for Infant's Lymphatic Excision

• 13 Reader Questions: Check Carrier Preference on Single-Shot Lumbar Block

• 14 Reader Questions: Muscle Count Is Key to TPI Coding

• 15 Reader Questions: Remember 59 With Post-Op Caudal Block

• 16 Reader Questions: Epidurals Aren't Just for Labor Patients

• 17 Reader Questions: Multiple Injections Don't Always Mean Modifiers

• 18 Reader Questions: Document Digits for Tendon Injections

• 19 Reader Questions: 64449 Is Best for Psoas Compartment Block

• 20 You Be the Coder: Know When to Bill Intubations

• 21 You Be the Coder: Pulsed RF With Dorsal Root, Nerve Blocks