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Someone please help me with this question.
A 55-year-old established patient is coming in for a pre-op visit; he is getting a liver transplant due to cirrhosis. The physician performs an expanded problem focused history, detailed examination, and moderate MDM. Patient agrees with his physician's recommendations and the transplantation will take place as scheduled. After the evaluation, the patient expresses a number of concerns and questions for the prospective liver transplant. Physician spends an additional 30 minutes, excluding the time spent in doing the E/M service, in counseling and answering questions regarding the surgery and discussing possible outcomes. What CPT codes should be reported?
A. 99213, 99354
C. 99213, 99358
B. 99214, 99358
D. 99214, 99354
Under code 99354 it's mentioned that don not report with 99214,99213
Then why would we still bill that code with 99354 and same with code 99358
A 55-year-old established patient is coming in for a pre-op visit; he is getting a liver transplant due to cirrhosis. The physician performs an expanded problem focused history, detailed examination, and moderate MDM. Patient agrees with his physician's recommendations and the transplantation will take place as scheduled. After the evaluation, the patient expresses a number of concerns and questions for the prospective liver transplant. Physician spends an additional 30 minutes, excluding the time spent in doing the E/M service, in counseling and answering questions regarding the surgery and discussing possible outcomes. What CPT codes should be reported?
A. 99213, 99354
C. 99213, 99358
B. 99214, 99358
D. 99214, 99354
Under code 99354 it's mentioned that don not report with 99214,99213
Then why would we still bill that code with 99354 and same with code 99358