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Wiki Vaccine Administration G0008 G0009

Medicare Pt receives 3 vaccines in the same visit and also Annual welllness is performed in the same visit – Flu, Pneumococcal and Hepatitis A.

Billed codes are as follows

99214 – 25
90670
90674
90632
90471
G0008
G0009
G0439

Medicare denied the cpt G0008, G0009 as"This service/procedure requires that a qualifying
service/procedure be received and covered" hence need coding assistance.

Please help!!!

Medical Billing and Coding Forum

G0008 with 90471

Originally, Medicare paid for the E/M, flu shot and admin (G0008), and denied the tetanus shot/admin (90471). We sent in an appeal for the tetanus, so Medicare paid for the tetanus shot/admin but then took back the payment for G0008 only, saying the denial is due to incorrect/missing modifier.

I’ve read that we should have used -59 on the 90471, but then I also saw a post saying that they did that and was still denied. Then I came across a suggestion to append a G code.

Has anybody come across the same situation? Any suggestions on exactly what modifiers and to which codes it should be attached?

ETA: I did find that Medicare requires -AT for the tetanus admin, but then they paid for it without that.

Thank you!

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