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Dexa Scans

Hi

If there is anyone familiar with Vascular Lab PLEASE HELP.

When charging for a Vascular studies can you charge 93978 and 93970. There is only one report for documentation. I have read the article in the Healthcare Business Monthly in August that digs into the coding and reimbursements. I still don’t know the answer to this question.

Please if you can give a little more feed back on reading documentation or resources to go to for a better billing understanding.

Thank you,

Nikia Hay BA, CPC

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Right Uterine Artery Scans

I am researching trying to find as much information about Right uterine artery scans as possible. We have been trying to find something that states the 93976 is the appropriate code for right uterine artery scans or should we be using the unlisted code 76999. Any help would be appreciated as I have very limited resources for Maternal Fetal Medicine, if you have a good website or book suggestion would be great!

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92250-retina scans

Hello all! I have a question

We are a medium size medical center (family practice) We have purchased the equipment and provide the retina scan services for our patients. We do not read the scans- but an optometrist from another facility reads them. Am I correct in saying that we should bill 92250-TC since we are only providing the equipment and the eye dr would bill 92250-26 for his portion?

The other part of my question- If we credential the optometrist with us can we can bill for both the professional and technical component ? If so then the optometrist would not bill for the professional component since we would be. we would just pay him a set amount per read. Any thoughts on this? I just want to make sure we are doing this correctly. If we credential him as a contractual employee then we could bill the whole thing. 92250 with out any modifier? Thanks!

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