richelle25
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Hello,
Our office recently joined a larger group and our providers are being told if they have a closed non- manipulative fracture, that they do not use a medical supply (splint, dme, etc) to stabilize the fracture they can not bill for the closed fracture. I have been researching this and I found an article from AAPC stating "If the provider does not stabilize the bone using a medial supply, or does not indicate a plan for follow- up care" the fracture can not be billed. My question is, what is considered plan for follow up care? Any suggestions?
Our office recently joined a larger group and our providers are being told if they have a closed non- manipulative fracture, that they do not use a medical supply (splint, dme, etc) to stabilize the fracture they can not bill for the closed fracture. I have been researching this and I found an article from AAPC stating "If the provider does not stabilize the bone using a medial supply, or does not indicate a plan for follow- up care" the fracture can not be billed. My question is, what is considered plan for follow up care? Any suggestions?