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Hospital-based or Freestanding Facility

Hi all,

Can someone provide some guidance on this issue? We are putting a new lab in a building about 30 minutes away from here. It will be hospital owned, but nowhere near the hospital. I need to know if our billing is going to be the same? (one doctor mentioned that we wont be able to bill as a hospital sleep lab, and will have to bill as a free standing lab????

Thank you in advance!!!

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Differences of E/M Leveling in Physician-based and Hospital-based Clinics

Hospital-based clinics have a relationship with their hospital, although it’s not usually located within the walls of the hospital. The relationship allows the hospital and the clinic to share costs and revenue. Whereas a physician-based clinic is a private physician-owned clinic where all the services and expenses are bundled into a single charge. Clearing Up Confusion In […]
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E/M billing for hospital-based chemo administration

I am trying to determine how to bill only the oncologist’s E/M done prior to the chemo administration that is performed in the hospital outpatient setting. The oncologist is the admitting physician; the pt goes home after the infusion. I’m not sure if I am supposed to bill a "normal" 99218-99220 for the initial E/M prior to the very first infusion, then bill 99224-99226 for subsequent visits. The physician is marking 99214 for each of the visits at the hospital but I am not convinced this is correct.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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