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We recently had a meeting at the office I work at and we were told that we cannot bill this service at all.
Can anyone help me with this?
A split or shared visit occurs when both a physician and a qualified non-physician practitioner (NPP) meet face-to-face with a Medicare patient on the same date of service, and the work of the physician and the NPP are “combined” into a single E/M service. Split or shared visits may improve a physician’s productivity and positively […]
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Question: A referring provider and subspecialist are in the same practice and bill under the same tax ID; however, the referring provider is an obstetrician/gynecologist,and the subspecialist is a gynecologist obstetrician. Can the gynecologist obstetrician bill a new patient visit? Answer: Per the CPT® definition, a new patient is one who has not received any… professional services […]
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I am getting differing answers so thought I would see if anyone had any insight.
How would you code for a 30 minute telemed appt, with Premera as the payor?
If it was a face to face visit, it would be 99214.
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Any tips for why my 73630 got denied for "inconsistent modifier or required modifier is missing"?
This is through Humana insurance, they paid for the OV
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If a patient has surgery on one day and two days later goes to the ER for symptoms that turn out to be related to the surgery, and the consulting physician is a member of the same group as the surgeon it still gets coded as a post-op visit, right?
(Dr. A did an ESWL on a patient for kidney stones on a Monday. On Wednesday, the patient had hematuria and pain and went to the ER. Dr. B believes it was because of the ESWL two days prior. So, the consult is coded as a 99024, correct?)
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