I am wondering if anyone else from Ohio is having an NDC issue with Depo Injections (J1050) when billed to any of the Ohio Medicaid HMO’s, primarily Caresource.
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Does anybody know if these two can’t be used together and if so, where is this documented?
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I am new with billing Medicare and know that S0020 is consider "invalid" or non-covered for Medicare. Any suggestions on an alternative code that may be appropriate for Medicare? The physician performed the following:
99214
20610
J1030
S0020
J2001
Any advise is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
L24.9-Irritant contact dermatitis, unspecified case
L98.1-Factitial dermatitis
L90.5-Scar conditions and fibrosis of skin
D22.5-Melancytic nevi of trunk
I may be overlooking it, but none of these stand out to me, except the L98.1. But in this case, the intended diagnosis isn’t "skin picking disorder" so the F42.4 wouldn’t apply. Anyone else see something I’m not?
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A few months ago, our practice began receiving multiple Tricare refund requests due to "the recommended drug/vaccine dosage for the National Drug Code (NDC) units from the manufacturer has been exceeded."
The claims listed were from 2013-2016 and totaled thousands of dollars. I was taught to report the NDC#’s as 5-4-2 format and each vaccine = 1 unit. Our software doesn’t support this so I have to manually enter these claims directly into MyTricare.com. I’ve contacted Tricare by phone and letter, but they only direct me to their online guidelines which appear to validate what myself, and the person before me, billed. When I called for help, I was told to refer to the FDA’s website because Tricare doesn’t have a list of vaccines and how they should be reported.
We have no choice but to refund this money, but I want to know what I’m doing wrong so this doesn’t happen again in another 3 years. Tricare is the only insurance that claims we are overbilling.
Thank you in advance to anyone who can help explain this to me.