Is it appropriate to bill statutory excluded CPT codes to patient with a reduced Charge from the charges that you would normally bill to Medicare. Example 17110 with benign skin lesion which is considered cosmetic and as such is not covered by Medicare program (statutory exclusion). If billing to Medicare the charge would be $ 210.00 but patient has been given a voluntary ABN and she has choosen to pay for services and not bill Medicare and looses her appeal rights and since patient has choose this option, is it appropriate or legal to only charge the patient a $ 75 fee at time of service? Also if you could provide documentation supporting your answer.
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