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Here are a few tips and reminders to help officers keep their chapters running smoothly. Remind chapter members when joining your virtual meetings that each must sign in with their first and last name and ID number so you will know who was in attendance. Signing in accurately will help guarantee that members receive their […]
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Got Transition™ and the American Academy of Pediatrics have released the new 2019 Transition Coding and Reimbursement Tip Sheet which supports the delivery of recommended transition services in pediatric and adult primary and specialty care settings. The tip sheet includes: An updated list of transition-related CPT® codes, including new codes relating to chronic care management and interprofessional […]
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Mag sulfate – 2 gm (non-chemo) 96368
Potassium chloride – 20 meq (non-chem) 96368
Cisplatin – 70 mg (chemo) 96413,96415
My coworker wouldn’t or couldn’t explain why these codes would be correct. So I am lost.
Thank you for any assistance.