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Our physician saw a patient in the ER for a bi-malleollar fracture of the ankle. He casted her while in the ER and did take X-rays. He decided to admit the patient and to do an ORIF of the ankle the next day. Would I be able to charge the Admission-# 99222-25 with #27810-RT, and the Xray #73610-26, RT and then also charge # 27814-58-RT with fluoroscopy # 76000-26 for the next day? I'm not sure if I can bill both, since they were on different days? Thanks
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if he did not manipulate the fracture no you would not charge 27810, sounds like he just casted the patient until he could operate the following day.
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I don't believe you can append a -57 modifier to code 27808. I do agree though that for the ER you'd either do the E/M (with a -57 modifier), cast application and xray or the fracture care and xray. Hope this is helpful!
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Donna is correct you can either the E/M with other services or the fracture code.
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You're right Donna, no mod 57 on the procedure code, LOL!!!!!
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Do your ER visit w 57 modifier and charge the ORIF for the nex day
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