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Wiki Urgent care billing

paula f3

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Please help as I am very new to billing urgent care. I coded the visit with E/M code and patient was also dispensed crutches( E0114). Patient is Medicare, would the crutches not be billed to DME?
The biller is stating that she bills the visit with a modifier 25. I don't agree.

Input appreciated.

Thank you
Paula
 
You are correct, the crutches would be billed to DME. You must have a DME supplier number for Medicare. If there was no other procedure rendered, then you do not need the 25 modifier.
 
Please help as I am very new to billing urgent care. I coded the visit with E/M code and patient was also dispensed crutches( E0114). Patient is Medicare, would the crutches not be billed to DME?
The biller is stating that she bills the visit with a modifier 25. I don't agree.

Input appreciated.

Thank you
Paula

However if you verify your facility has a DME certificate then they can be dispensed and billed.

Otherwise a prescription should be written and the patient go to DME supply company.

Hope this helps :)
 
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