Table of Contents Quick Intro: This blog outlines CPT coding for head MRI’s including key codes, differences with contrast, modifiers, documentation, medical necessity, and modifiers. It also discusses billing
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Vascular testing produces some of the most frequently denied claims in outpatient medicine, and the 93922 CPT code sits close to the center of that problem. Many billers treat
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The CPT code for Shingrix is 90750. The American Medical Association defines it as “zoster (shingles) vaccine, (HZV), recombinant, sub-unit, adjuvanted, for intramuscular injection.” Coders searching for the shingrix
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Every vaccine visit generates two charges, not one. There is a charge for the vaccine product and a separate charge for the work of putting it into the patient.
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An electrocardiogram is one of the most frequently ordered diagnostic tests in outpatient medicine, and it’s also one of the most commonly miscoded. The confusion rarely comes from the
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Most established patient practices bill 99212 more often than their coders track. The code sits one step above the nurse visit and one step below the everyday 99213, and
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In the dynamic healthcare environment of 2026, U.S. chiropractic practices continue to navigate complex reimbursement landscapes, including evolving Medicare policies, private payer requirements, and increasing scrutiny on documentation for
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Quick Intro: The CPT code 90834 has been around for a while, but changes in rules for practices have made it much more difficult to document and bill for
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Nine dollars and thirty-four cents. That’s roughly what Medicare pays for CPT code 36415 in 2026, and yet this small line item causes a disproportionate share of billing confusion
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CPT code 99396 covers the routine adult physical, the visit a patient books once a year and thinks of as a checkup. It applies to established patients between 40
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