Just an FYI, the 96372 code has a status indicator of XXX (not 0) which means the modifier 25 global rules concept does not apply. A modifier 25 is still appended to the E&M level.
Source:CMS NCCI Coding Manual, Chapt 1, General Policies
Procedures with a global surgery indicator of ?XXX? are not covered by these rules. Many of these ?XXX? procedures are performed by physicians and have inherent pre-procedure, intra-procedure, and post-procedure work usually performed each time the procedure is completed. This work should never be reported as a separate E&M code. Other ?XXX? procedures are not usually performed by a physician and have no physician work relative value units associated with them. A physician should never report a separate E&M code with these procedures for the supervision of others performing the procedure or for the interpretation of the procedure. which may be reported by appending modifier 25 to the E&M code.
This E&M service may be related to the same diagnosis necessitating performance of the ?XXX? procedure but cannot include any work inherent in the ?XXX? procedure, supervision of others performing the ?XXX? procedure, or time for interpreting the result of the ?XXX? procedure. Appending modifier 25 to a significant, separately identifiable E&M service when performed on the same date of service as an ?XXX? procedure is correct coding.