Urgent care claims for Medicare are rejecting due to no NPI in Box 32A of the CMS-1500. Billing provider NPI is the same as the servicing facility NPI, therefore we leave 32A blank. Any advice?
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Thank you in advance.
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Can someone please assist with coding this visit note? I am getting 5 different answers from my coding team of 5 coders.
99212 – is this separately reportable, why or why not?
11720 – is this separately reportable, why or why not?
G0127-XU – is this separately reportable, why or why not?
In your opinion, what would be the final coding. See attachment.
This is for WYOMING MEDICARE
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Thanks in advance for any help with this.
I work at a family practice and we have just aquired an urgent care facility. When coding E/M visits can I just use outpatient codes 99211-99215 or is there an urgent care (not part of hospital emergency department) E/M code set or modifiers I should be using? Please Help!!!!
We see patients for mva, we were paid by geico and the patient had a 78.00 co-insurance balance per geico.
When the case settled the attorney and our owner agreed upon a 500.00 payment and there is nothing that says the patient owes that. In the email i got it said the owner felt the reduction was incorrect so he and the attorney agreed on the 500.00 full and final.
I do not think this is legal or allowed because if he disagrees with the payment he would have to take it up with the insurance not money from the patient’s settlement, correct? And if they reduction was incorrect, it was not 500.00 worth of incorrect.
They are telling me it is not illegal and that he is in the right accepting the 500.00 and i disagree and i am worried i should not stay in this office under the circumstances, i do not want my name on any of this as the billing manager.
Please any advise would be helpful. I really in a bad place right now with this.
Dorthi
I guess my question is can P.A’s see new patients in Urgent Care?
I am auditing our P.A.’s who see patients Monday-Sunday in Ortho Urgent Care. My question is, if a new patient comes in to be seen and a P.A. see’s them for the first time. Would the P.A. be able to bill under their own NPI or because the patient is new and a treatment plan has not been established, P.A. would need to bill incident to and bill using the Supervising doc’s NPI? I think a P.A has to use their own NPI when supervising doctor has no involvement in patients treatment?
Any help is appreciated and if anyone has reference materials to back it up, that would be awesome. Thanks!
#1 With this being said one example a pt comes in with abdominal pain, lets say some labs were done and and exray. Mr says sends pt to er for further evaluation. then shows differential dx of poss appy, etopic pregnancy.
Can I used those differential dx in the urgent care in my mdm or only the abdominal pain??? How would you guys score this for a new pt and for an est pt.? (any links to support would be helpful)
#2 pt comes in with chest pain, sent to the Er. MR states chest pain differential dx of MI. exray done. How would you code this for new pt and for est pt.
Thanks
Ginger, CPC, COC
In Urgent Care billing, how would you code a child who comes in with parent, to be "checked out" after a fall, but is completely normal upon physical exam? Not crying. No bumps/lumps/bruising, NOTHING.
W Codes, for falls, cannot be billed as sole and/or primary DX.
So, what would you code, in addition to the fall?
Z04.3? (Encounter for examination and observation following other accident) ? However, this is most likely to be denied, right?