kbarron
Guest
Pt is seen in clinic in am and then in ER in the afternoon. I am being told to use 27 modifier. We are a CAH Method II, and I cannot find this rule anywhere. These are 2 diff pos with the same tax id.
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Wiki Modifier 27 - CAH Method
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Pt is seen in clinic in am and then in ER in the afternoon. I am being told to use 27 modifier. We are a CAH Method II, and I cannot find this rule anywhere. These are 2 diff pos with the same tax id.
From everything I could find when I "googled" modifier 27, yes you would use a modifier 27 because you are using the same tax id.
mitchellde
True Blue
the 27 is for facility billing and is used for the second and subsequent facility level on the day regardless of the revenue center. So if you have a clinic (510) and an ER (450) then the second needs a 27, I you have 2 clinic visits the second needs a 27.
kbarron
Guest
Thank you, that clarifies alot!
kbarron
Guest
With that said, when we split our charges that have modifiers, they only belong on the provider portion, not the facility, is this correct?. I can't find the CAH manual for the State of New Hampshire and the former director that had all this is no longer here.