90834 CPT Code Updates: New Billing Rules Every Practice Should Follow
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
Read MoreQuick 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
Read MoreQuick Intro: The CPT code 36415 is for routine venipuncture and while it may seem straightforward, it frequently gets denied due to things such as bundling, payer policies,
Read MoreQuick Intro: CPT code 99396 plays an important part in billing adult preventive medicine visits for patients 40-64 years old. While commercial insurers tend to reimburse these visits rather
Read MoreQuick Intro: In order to prevent denials and underpayments, this blog explains how to properly use CPT modifiers when billing echocardiogram services. In addition to common billing errors
Read MoreQuick Intro: This blog clarifies Nexplanon procedure CPT coding changes in OB-GYN clinics regarding insertion, removal, and removal with reinsertion. It explains coding CPT and HCPCS, aligned with ICD-10
Read MoreQuick Intro: Coding for Triamcinolone Acetonide injections is done using CPT/HCPCS code J3301. When using J3301 for injections, one must be specific regarding the number of units, documentation,
Read More1. Introduction A colonoscopy is one of the most effective tests in finding colorectal cancer, which can be prevented through regular testing. In the United States, there are close to
Read MoreQuick Intro: Mental health evaluations are the basis for good behavioral healthcare. CPT code 90791 is very important for making sure that practitioners get paid for the effort, knowledge,
Read MoreQuick Intro: CPT code 96372 is typically used to reflect therapeutic, preventive, or diagnostic injections delivered in an office or outpatient setting. This code seems easy, but it’s one
Read MoreQuick Intro: For new patients in outpatient and office settings, CPT 99205 is the highest-level Evaluation and Management (E/M) code. According to current CMS and AMA rules, the
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