Can you bill for Children's Motrin 100 mg/5 mL oral suspension if so what code would that be?
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Wiki Billing Question
- Thread starter rshemendera@adelphia.net
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SharonCollachi
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Your link is to Athena-net, which requires a login, so I'm a bit unclear on the purpose of the link.
A9150 - Non-prescription drugs.
A small bottle of 237 mls is about $6.00. If you give an average of 10 mls to each kid, you can dose 23 kids with a little left over. That's 26 cents per kid. I would think at that price, it would most likely be bundled into the office visit.
A9150 - Non-prescription drugs.
A small bottle of 237 mls is about $6.00. If you give an average of 10 mls to each kid, you can dose 23 kids with a little left over. That's 26 cents per kid. I would think at that price, it would most likely be bundled into the office visit.
Becky Grisak
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No oral meds are reimbursable just injectables.